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Tag Archives: Argentine politics
The Pope and me
He looked down on us from all over the City of Buenos Aires – the newly chosen Pope was awaiting ‘coronation’ and his native Argentina was alive with anticipation. He was the first Pope from a Latin American country and … Continue reading
Don’t cry for me Argentina!
I’m no amatuer when it comes to figuring our the ‘politics’ of a situation – be they partisan, gender, class or other. However a recent visit to Beautiful Buenos Aires had me a little perplexed on a number of levels … Continue reading
Posted in History, Photography, Puzzles and Contradictions, Thoughts, Travel, Uncategorized, Walking
Tagged Argentina, Argentine history, Argentine politics, Eva Peron, Evita
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