Buenos Aires

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Buenos Aires is the largest city and capital of Argentina. The 1951 Pan American Games were held here.

[edit] People born here

Juan Pablo Angrisano, Serie A1 catcher
Rolando Arnedo, minor league infielder
Mariano Cádiz, Argentinian national team infielder
Jacinto Cipriota, minor league infielder
Claudio Fukunaga, minor league infielder
Juan Martín, minor league catcher

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Category: Settlements in Argentina

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