In 1985, Argentina created the town of Chaltén, near the border with Chile, to stop a territorial dispute with the neighboring country. Little by little it grew until it became a global attraction for tourists who love nature and mountains. But the village grew to such an extent that the land ran out and a large part of its inhabitants today lives in a precarious situation and in overcrowded conditions. Report by our correspondent in Argentina, Natalio Cosoy.
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