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Economy
* Argentina's economy benefits from enormous natural resources, a highly literate population, an export-oriented sector, agriculture and a diversified industrial base. However, itseconomic performance has been very uneven throughout history. In the early twentieth century was one of the most promising countries in the world, but over the years has gone through several adversitiesand crises that adversely affected the economy. Today, Argentina is considered one of the major emerging economies. In turn, because of its economic and experience in economic crises, is part of theG-20 (Group of 20 industrialized and emerging countries). Desarrollado7 is a country with a HDI 0.797 in 2011 considered as 'very high'
Policy
* The 1853 Constitution established a system ofrepresentative government, republican and federal, that has been maintained by all constitutional amendments made ​​since then. Argentina is formed by the union federation of the provinces that emergedafter the dissolution of the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata and the incorporation of which were constituted from the National Territories.

The provinces are autonomous, which is spelled out inArticle 121 of the Constitution: "The provinces retain all powers not delegated by this Constitution to the federal government and expressly reserved to themselves by special pacts at the time of theirincorporation. "69

The Constitution currently in force is that which results from the text introduced by the Constitutional Convention of 1994. The federal authorities are based in the AutonomousCity of Buenos Aires, which is currently the capital of the Republic or Nation Capital, names used in the Constitution and laws, but not formally so called Federal Capital.
Miusic
* The music ofArgentina best known internationally is the tango, which developed mainly in the city of Buenos Aires and surrounding areas. In what is called the country (the provinces) is stronger folk music. From...