The capital of Argentina

Buenos Aires, referred to as Ba for short, is often called Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires or Buenos Aires by China people. It is the largest city in Argentina, located on the south bank of the La Plata River, on the southeast coast of South America, and on the other side is Uruguay (east). As of 20 12, the population of Buenos Aires metropolitan area is128,000, which is the second largest metropolitan area in South America, second only to the greater S? o Paulo metropolitan area. Buenos Aires is not only the political center of Argentina, but also the center of economy, science and technology, culture and transportation. There are more than 80,000 industrial enterprises in the city, accounting for two-thirds of Argentina's total industrial output value and occupying a decisive position in the national economy. Enjoy the reputation of "Paris in South America". Buenos Aires was only a small city when it was independent, but since the implementation of Europeanization and modernization policy, it has attracted many immigrants from Italy and Spain and become the most Europeanized city in South America. July 9th Avenue is the widest road in the world, with a width of about 130m (more than 16 lane). The famous Argentine tango originated in Boca region of this city. Buenos Aires was rated as the third most beautiful city in the world in 2007.

But according to Argentine law, its capital is actually Vidma. Vidma is a south-central Argentine city and the capital of Rionegro Province. It was built on the right bank of the lower reaches of the Negro River 1779, more than 30 kilometers away from the estuary, facing Carmen across the river and connected by railways and highways. Population is 24,000 (1980). The nearby agricultural and pastoral areas produce alfalfa, oats, wheat and corn and raise cattle and sheep. River port, the steam turbine can drive back to Newken. This railway connects the port of Blanca in the north and the tourist town of San Carlos de Bariloche on the south bank of Pihu Lake in Huelva province in the west. As early as May 1987, the Argentine House of Representatives approved the plan to move the capital from Buenos Aires to Vidma, a southern city thousands of miles away, but it has not been realized so far. So Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina that appears in geography textbooks.