Argentina's friend and foe countries

The countries with which Argentina is friends and foes are determined based on their foreign policy and historical relations. These relationships may change over time, and different countries may be considered friends or foes in different periods. However, some general friendly and foe countries are: Friendly Countries:

1. Brazil: Brazil is one of Argentina's most important friends and strategic partners. Both economic and political relations are strong. There are joint projects and cooperation between the two countries.

2. Chile: Chile, along with Argentina, is one of the most important friendly countries in the South American continent. Relations between the two countries are strengthened by trade, tourism, cultural interaction and joint projects.

3. Uruguay: Argentina and Uruguay are neighboring countries with historical and cultural ties. There are free trade agreements and joint projects between the two countries. Enemy Countries:

1. United Kingdom: Argentina experienced tension with the United Kingdom due to the 1982 Falkland Islands War. Sovereignty disputes over the Falkland Islands keep relations between the two countries tense.

2. USA: There have been many tensions between Argentina and the USA throughout history. Particularly in the mid-20th century, the USA's support for the military dictatorship in Argentina negatively affected the relations between the two countries.

3. Apart from the tensions with England and the USA, Argentina may also have limited tensions with some other countries. However, these situations of hostility usually arise from historical and political issues and are not countries that are currently considered permanent enemies.