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Pampas is an original region of Argentina. It was captured by Indonesia as a result of the Indonesia-Argentina War, but was recovered after many negotiations on February 2009. Its capital is Buenos Aires, which was the capital of the country (now in Argentine Northwest as a consequence of the past war).
Location
Pampas is neighbored by the following regions:
Serbia, Argentine Northwest
Lithuania, Charrua
Portugal, Cuyo
Argentina, Mesopotamia- Argentina, Patagonia
South Africa, Western Cape- Lithuania, South East Chaco
Mayors
The following lists the known Mayors of the region in chronological order.
- 21 August 2008 - Tycho-D (Partido Demócrata de la República Argentina)
Regions of  Argentina
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