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Meanings of gov argentina in English

Russian
правительство аргентины
Portuguese
governo da argentina
Spanish
gobierno de argentina
Catalan
govern de la república argentina
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National government of the Argentine Republic.

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правительство аргентины
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Examples for "government of argentina"
Examples for "government of argentina"
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The agreement is guaranteed by the governments of Argentina, Brazil, Chile and the US.
The Irish Times
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The governments of Argentina and Mexico have agreed to produce the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine for most of Latin America.
Reuters
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He added: So my message to the government of Argentina is this: the UK has no aggressive intentions towards you.
The Guardian
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Bachelet will also want to improve frosty relations with the more radical left governments of Argentina and Bolivia, analysts say.
Reuters
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War seemed inevitable, but at this juncture the governments of Argentina, Brazil, and Chile tendered their good offices as mediators.
History of the United States
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In 2010, he challenged the Argentine government when it backed a gay marriage bill.
Reuters
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The Argentine government maintains the islands, which it calls Las Malvinas, belong to it.
BBC
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Argentine government spokesmen generally ask not to be named.
Reuters
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The Argentine government says it is monitoring the plan.
Reuters
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But the Argentine government, despite its support for free-trade measures more broadly, has resisted amid sugar producers' opposition.
Reuters
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The Argentinian government has backed down on agricultural taxes that sparked months of protests.
Radio NZ
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But the Argentinian government was coming under intense pressure to enforce international drug patents.
The Guardian
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But all the, time the Argentinian government called on him to appear at more Malvinas ceremonies.
The Guardian
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As Lopez has sponsorship behind him from the Argentinian government he may yet switch teams as Campos still require additional funding.
The Guardian
5
An Argentinian government official described Cameron as "sour" for refusing the letter and the Argentinian foreign minister was critical of the prime minister.
The Guardian