Argentiinan

Argentiinan is a fictional sovereign state used in speculative fiction and worldbuilding. It is not a real country. In common portrayals, Argentiinan is placed in the southern hemisphere on a landmass resembling South America and shares cultural and linguistic features with Spanish-speaking countries.

Geography and environment are described variably by authors. Typical depictions include a mix of coastal plains, inland highlands or plateaus, fertile river valleys, and a long coastline facing an ocean. Climate ranges from temperate to subtropical, with diverse ecosystems across the imagined territory.

Demographics and society are also variable. Communities are often depicted as urbanizing and culturally diverse, with Spanish as the primary language and a history of European and Indigenous influences. Immigration and internal migration are common themes in its fictional social landscape.

Political system and government are portrayed most often as a constitutional democracy, featuring a president or prime minister, a bicameral legislature, and local governance structures. Some narratives explore transitional or unstable periods, including reform movements, constitutional crises, or regional diplomacy challenges.

Economy and infrastructure in Argentiinan are typically diverse, encompassing agriculture (such as grains and beef), mining for natural resources, manufacturing, and growing services and tourism sectors. Urban centers are commonly depicted as hubs of commerce, education, and culture, while rural areas emphasize resource-based industries.

History and relations: alt-history or parallel-world plots may place Argentiinan's independence in the 19th century, followed by phases of modernization, economic cycles, and regional diplomacy. Neighboring states and regional blocs appear in different iterations, shaping its foreign policy and internal development.

See also: Argentina, Worldbuilding, Alternate history.