Informes Consulares: BoletÃ-n, Volumes 11-12 is a valuable resource for understanding the diplomatic and consular activities of Argentina. Published by the Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores y Culto, this collection provides insights into Argentina's foreign relations, international law, and diplomatic practices during the period covered. The reports offer a detailed look at consular affairs, trade relations, and other international interactions, making it an essential reference for historians, political scientists, and legal scholars interested in Latin American diplomacy and Argentina's role in the global arena. This compilation serves as a primary source for research into the country's historical interactions and policy development.

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