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The 48 pages that link to Argentina, each with the reason it gives.

• ChileRelated: The two countries share a long border and deep economic and cultural ties.

• Paraguayan WarRelated: Paraguayan troops crossed Argentine territory, prompting Argentina to enter the war.

• Río de la PlataRelated: The estuary anchors Argentina’s principal port region and its Atlantic outlet.

• Falkland IslandsRelated: Argentina is the neighboring claimant and the islands’ principal political counterpart.

• Uruguay RiverRelated: The river forms a long stretch of Argentina’s eastern border.

• Happy TogetherRelated: Its landscapes and streets turn the lovers’ distance from home into a visible setting.

• René GoscinnyRelated: His years there preceded his move to New York and his entry into professional comics.

• Rio Grande do SulRelated: The state’s western boundary meets Argentina along the Uruguay River.

• Araucaria araucanaRelated: The species also grows naturally in a limited region of the Argentine Andes.

• László BíróRelated: Bíró settled there and developed his commercial pen business.

• GiganotosaurusRelated: Its known fossils come from Patagonia in what is now Argentina.

• Dulce de lecheRelated: Dulce de leche is prominent in Argentine cooking and national food identity.

• Evert TaubeRelated: Taube lived and worked in Argentina, whose people and landscapes entered his songs.

• MegarachneRelated: The known Megarachne fossils were found in Argentina.

• Paris ClubRelated: Argentina’s 1956 debt talks with creditor governments are commonly treated as the Club’s founding meeting.

• Tamara BunkeRelated: Bunke’s Argentine birth connected her early life to the country of Guevara’s origin.

• 2030 FIFA World CupRelated: Argentina will stage one of the three South American opening matches.

• Hugo PrattRelated: Pratt moved there in 1949 and developed as a comics artist in its publishing industry.

• Lucien Petit-BretonRelated: Mazan spent part of his youth in Argentina before establishing his cycling career in France.