Buenos Aires by Joshua Brown May 1, 2023 87 Buenos Aires (English: Fair Winds) is the capital and largest city of Argentina. Located in the southern part of South America, it is situated on the western shore of Rio de la Plata river estuary, on a continental landmass surrounded by Uruguay to its east and southern border. The city has been one of Latin America’s most important port cities since colonial times due to being an integral part of global trade routes between Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas. The population of Buenos Aires was estimated at 3 million people as per 2021 census figures making up more than 40 percent of Argentina’s total population. It is also home to several world-famous landmarks such as Casa Rosada Presidential Palace where Eva Perón delivered her famous speeches from during her presidency; Plaza de Mayo square with iconic buildings like Cabildo which served as town hall for centuries; La Boca neighborhood lined with colorful houses located near docks that welcomed immigrants coming from all over Europe in late 19th century; San Telmo – oldest barrio filled with cobblestone streets retaining original identity through time; Teatro Colón opera house renowned worldwide for its beauty & acoustics excellence or Recoleta Cemetery considered among world’s most beautiful graveyard sites containing burial grounds belonging generations old families who made their mark politically across history books! As far back as 1776 when Spanish Viceroy Juan José Pérez ruled this region there were mentions about ‘good winds’ prevailing around present day location thus giving birth name “Buenos Airex”. Later government declared Buenos Aires official first capital under 1853 Constitution granting autonomy status within Argentine Republic shortly afterwards but then being replaced again after Federal Capital Act law passed 1859 moved country seat power further north towards Mendoza province center – only returned permanently 1920 following constitutional reforms ratified year prior allowing provinces equal representation body politic matters nation wide . Economy wise metropolis counts itself amongst top 20 wealthiest urban centers planet drawing tourists continuously thanks attractions ranging museums theatres architectural wonders shopping malls offering interesting boutiques items alike – having grown into major financial hub throughout years much activity banking sector notably stock exchange goings meaning many investors flock here seeking investments opportunities be had . Educationally speaking universities offer courses degrees related multiple fields sciences arts humanities sport etc essentially ensuring young minds opportunity pursue desired career path future direction life whatever might happen come along way . In terms culture citizens proud heritage celebrating numerous festivals events throughout calendar year carnivals tango music dance shows plays theatre productions operas circuses galore each representing different aspect past contemporary society living vibrant colors tones another ! Last yet certainly least no discussion would complete without mentioning mouthwatering cuisine packed full flavors spices tantalizing palates everywhere end day either just eating out good meal friends family simply strolling side walk enjoying sights sounds atmosphere gives traveler sense truly unique place visit indeed !!
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