Flag of Argentina:
Map of Argentina:
Area: 1,068,303 square miles. 2,766,905 square kilometers.
Borders: Chile, Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay and Brazil.
Capital City: Buenos Aires.
Provinces: 24 Provinces including the Buenos Aires Provincial City.
Official National Language: Spanish.
National Languages: Spanish, Italian, English and other European languages.
National Bird of Buenos Aires Argentina:
The Rufous Hornero.
2010 Population: 40,091,359
Ethnic and Racial Groups:
1 - 86.40 % Europeans.
Mostly of Italian and Spaniard descent, Basques, Germans, French, Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosinia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechs, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Dutch, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, UK English, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland.
2 - 08.50 % Mestizos, Mixed Euro and Native Americans, blacks and Mixed.
3 - 03.30 % Arabs.
4 - 01.60 % Native Americans.
5 - 01.30 % Jews.
6 - 04.00 % Chinese and Asians.
Notes: 01.30 % Jews refers to ethnic and religious affiliation. Therefore percents % over 100 %.
Religions:
1 - 92.10 Christians mostly Catholics.
2 - 03.10 Agnostic.
3 - 01.90 Moslem or Muslim.
4 - 01.30 % Jewish.
5 - 00.90 % Atheist.
6 - 00.70 % Buddhist others.
National Currency: $ Pesos $
Economic, Military and other data to be updated at a future date.
All Percents % slightly adjusted. All Data will be updated in the near future.
President and Vice President of Argentina:
President Mauricio Macri.
Vice President of Argentina, Gabriela Michetti.
Foreign Relations:
Minister of Foreing Relations, Susana Malcorra.
Minister of Foreign Relations, Jorge Faurie.
As of May 2017, Minister of Foreign Relations, Susana Malcorra resigned her post to move to España La Madre Patria, to be closer to her family in España, President Mauricio Macri named Jorge Faurie as the new Minister of Foreign Relations of Argentina.
NS Democratic Republic of Buenos Aires Argentina.