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lawyer [7]
3 years ago
7

Ejemplos de ciudades gemelas de Argentina con sus 5 países limítrofes

Geography
1 answer:
otez555 [7]3 years ago
4 0
Buenos Aires y Sao Paolo controlan la economía de sus respectivos países, además son las mas pobladas de sus res lectivos países.
Rosario y Asunción son ciudades grandes e importantes que mueven sus exportaciones por rio
Córdoba y Brasilia, ciudades importantes en distintas maneras, pero se ubican en el centro de sus países
Punta Arenas y Ushuaia, las ciudades más al sur de sus países respectivos
Salta y Tarija, sus culturas son muy parecidas y su importancia en sus países también
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