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    <title>The navy-coast guard nexus in Argentina : lost in democratization?</title>
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    <description>Título: The navy-coast guard nexus in Argentina : lost in democratization?
Autor: Jenne, Nicole; Puente Olivera, María Lourdes
Resumen: Abstract: Argentina’s Navy (ARA, Armada ArgentinaArgentina Navy) and its coast guard, the Naval Prefecture&#xD;
(Prefectura Naval Argentina [PNA]), have their origins in the Spanish colonial administration. Except for a&#xD;
short interlude in the 1950s, the Prefecture depended on the Navy until 1983. With the end of Argentina’s&#xD;
military dictatorship (1976–1983), the PNA was transferred to different entities until it was placed under a&#xD;
newly created Ministry of Security.</description>
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