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DescriptionArturo Frondizi.jpg
English: Official photo of former President of Argentina, Arturo Frondizi using the presidential sash. Image currently owned by the Archivo Gráfico de la Nación Argentina.
Español: Arturo Frondizi con banda presidencial y sentado en el sillón de Rivadavia.
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