argentina

Provides a concise history of the country Argentina and includes discussions on the culture, land, and the political and social issues that have plagued the country.

Chronicles the life of Argentine revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara, describing Che's early life, his revolutionary activities in Africa and Bolivia, and the circumstances surrounding his death in 1967.

When Carlos Rueda's wife suddenly disappears, he discovers he has visions of the fates of the desaparecidos, the disappeareds. However, he has none about his wife.

In the forgotten little town of Azul in rural Argentina, there is a magical house. No one has lived there for almost as long as anyone can remember. But once a year, at midnight, the house turns blue, and twenty-four hours later it turns white again. For twelve-year-old Cintia, the little blue house is a refuge from life with her angry father. When the house is suddenly put up for sale, she and her best friend Bruno set out to save it.

Presents guidance and tools for visitors to Argentina, including trip planning information, itineraries, lodging and dining suggestions for different budgets, and details on history, culture, and things to see and do.

Examines the geography, history, government, society, economy, and transportation of Argentina.

Text and illustrations introduce the geography, history, people, and culture of the second largest country in South America.

Kidnapped by drug czar Alonzo Asnar and held hostage in Argentina, Jack and his sister Joanne attempt a daring escape while their parents, aided by some old friends, set out to rescue them.

A photo-illustrated overview of the changes Argentina is undergoing in its population, environment, natural resources, landscape, climate, work, and home life, featuring comments from ordinary Argentinians on each topic. Includes a glossary and further resource list.