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Mexico has several famous volcanoes including Popocatepetl, Izttaccihuatl and Orizaba. It was once home to the Aztec empire which was destroyed by Hernan Cortes. Mexico gained independence from Spain on September 16th and is now a diverse country with many indigenous groups like the Mayans, Nahuatles and Zapotecas. Tourism is important to Mexico's economy with popular destinations including Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun and Ixtapa-Zihutanejo.
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El documento describe la civilizaci坦n en el Per炭, incluyendo varias culturas como los Chim炭, Chavin y Chanchan, as鱈 como los Incas. Menciona que el Imperio Inca una vez gobern坦 gran parte del Per炭 desde su capital Cuzco, pero fue invadido por los espa単oles en 1532, quienes mataron al l鱈der Inca Atahualpa. Ahora, Cuzco es la capital arqueol坦gica de Sudam辿rica y una importante atracci坦n tur鱈stica, con ruinas cerca como Sacsahuaman, Ollantaitambo y MachuParaguay1
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Paraguay is a country with natural beauty like palm trees, forests, flowers and waterfalls. It has fertile land along rivers in the east and forests and plains in the west. Paraguay celebrates its independence during the 14th and 15th of May and was led to liberty by Jos辿 Gaspar Rodr鱈guez. The first president, Carlos Antonio L坦pez, developed public schools, hospitals and highways and strengthened the economy through agriculture and livestock.
Ecuador1Christine Campbell
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El documento describe brevemente la geograf鱈a y cultura de Ecuador. Habla sobre la capital Quito, las Islas Gal叩pagos y sus animales 炭nicos, la cordillera de los Andes, volcanes activos, las ciudades de Guayaquil y Otavalo conocida por sus artes especiales, y la bandera del pa鱈s.
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Costa Rica es un pa鱈s con abundante agua, incluyendo r鱈os, oc辿anos, lluvia y volcanes. Los pl叩tanos y el caf辿 sol鱈an ser las principales exportaciones, pero ahora hay m叩s industria tecnol坦gica. Costa Rica no tiene ej辿rcito desde 1948 y su moneda es el col坦n. El turismo es una importante fuente de ingresos, con actividades populares que incluyen playas, volcanes, bosques nubosos y ziplines.Colombia1
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Chile es un pa鱈s largo que se extiende desde la regi坦n norte単a des辿rtica de Atacama hasta la regi坦n sure単a de Patagonia, conocido por sus monta単as Andinas, agricultura variada, y capital Santiago. La educaci坦n e historia patri坦tica son tambi辿n importantes en la cultura chilena.Bolivia1
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The document discusses the location and history of the Supreme Court of Bolivia. It notes that the Supreme Court is located near a plateau in the center of the government and is the highest capitol in the world. The court draws influences from both Spanish colonists and indigenous groups native to Bolivia such as the Quechuas and Aymaras peoples.Argentina1
Argentina1Christine Campbell
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Argentina is known as the "Land of Silver" due to its agricultural production and livestock. Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world located in Tierra del Fuego. Iguazu Falls contains the Devil's Throat, the largest waterfall that drops over 230 feet. Jos辿 de San Mart鱈n is Argentina's national hero and Buenos Aires is the capital known for tango and agriculture including wheat, cattle, and sheep. Gauchos are iconic figures in Argentine culture represented on the national flag.Recently uploaded (20)
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