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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on January 21, 2024, the various science, art and technology activities were reissued for the second time, free of charge, in Saavedra Park, as a way of claiming about 60 students from national universities of scientific, technological and art careers to ask for the opening of the summer programming of the Cultural Center of Science (C3) that was canceled by the authorities.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on January 21, 2024, the various science, art and technology activities were reissued for the second time, free of charge, in Saavedra Park, as a way of claiming about 60 students from national universities of scientific, technological and art careers to ask for the opening of the summer programming of the Cultural Center of Science (C3) that was canceled by the authorities.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina.- In the photos taken on January 21, 2024, the various science, art and technology activities were reissued for the second time, free of charge, in Saavedra Park, as a way of claiming about 60 students from national universities of scientific, technological and art careers to ask for the opening of the summer programming of the Cultural Center of Science (C3) that was canceled by the authorities.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- Photos taken on January 15, 2024 show the Argentine Esperanza base, the only Antarctic settlement where families winter. The Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) began this year, for the first time in its history, anthropological studies on human practice in Antarctica, thus expanding the institution's research area in Social Sciences.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- Photos taken on January 15, 2024 show the Argentine Esperanza base, the only Antarctic settlement where families winter. The Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) began this year, for the first time in its history, anthropological studies on human practice in Antarctica, thus expanding the institution's research area in Social Sciences.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- Photos taken on January 15, 2024 show the Argentine Esperanza base, the only Antarctic settlement where families winter. The Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) began this year, for the first time in its history, anthropological studies on human practice in Antarctica, thus expanding the institution's research area in Social Sciences.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- Photos taken on January 15, 2024 show the Argentine Esperanza base, the only Antarctic settlement where families winter. The Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) began this year, for the first time in its history, anthropological studies on human practice in Antarctica, thus expanding the institution's research area in Social Sciences.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- Photos taken on January 15, 2024 show the Argentine Esperanza base, the only Antarctic settlement where families winter. The Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) began this year, for the first time in its history, anthropological studies on human practice in Antarctica, thus expanding the institution's research area in Social Sciences.

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Antarctica, Argentina.- Photos taken on January 15, 2024 show the Argentine Esperanza base, the only Antarctic settlement where families winter. The Argentine Antarctic Institute (IAA) began this year, for the first time in its history, anthropological studies on human practice in Antarctica, thus expanding the institution's research area in Social Sciences.

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).

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Antarctica- In the photo of January 13, 2024, the ship ARA Alte Irízar finished the first landing of construction materials, food and fuel for the replenishment of the Argentine Antarctic base Petrel, where it also moved to the new crew, 23 people, and retreated to the outgoing force, made up of 20 others, in a logistical and military deployment in support of science that took four days operating 24 hours in the framework of the Antarctic Summer Campaign (CAV).