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In this connexion the desert zone is insignificant , but the route to Argentina
through the Uspallata pass sees an annual traffic of 25,000 passengers , while
the lower Pérez Rosales pass from Peulla caters to another 6,000 .
Communications ...
In this connexion the desert zone is insignificant , but the route to Argentina
through the Uspallata pass sees an annual traffic of 25,000 passengers , while
the lower Pérez Rosales pass from Peulla caters to another 6,000 .
Communications ...
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CHAPTER V FOREIGN RELATIONS SOUTH AMERICA Argentina . In the period
since the liberating missions of San Martin and O'Higgins set up the two
independent States of Argentina and Chile , separated by a land frontier over
2,000 ...
CHAPTER V FOREIGN RELATIONS SOUTH AMERICA Argentina . In the period
since the liberating missions of San Martin and O'Higgins set up the two
independent States of Argentina and Chile , separated by a land frontier over
2,000 ...
Page 105
The more nationalistic aspects of Argentina since the 1943 coup d'état and the
increase of her military and air strength have had their reaction in Chile ,
although the confidence of the latter country in her ability to defend herself is
unbounded .
The more nationalistic aspects of Argentina since the 1943 coup d'état and the
increase of her military and air strength have had their reaction in Chile ,
although the confidence of the latter country in her ability to defend herself is
unbounded .
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Contents
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
GENERAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS | 47 |
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