Buenos Aires is a city of contrasts. The most southerly of the world's great metropolises, it dominates the Argentine urban system, but is relatively isolated from the rest of Latin America and the global economic and political system. The archetypal elegance and social sophistication of the Paris of the South is set against a problem of poor housing, social deprivation and suburban sprawl. As Argentina struggles to maintain a democracy, the future...
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