Río Gallegos

American  

[ree-aw gah-ye-gaws] / ˈri ɔ gɑˈyɛ gɔs /

noun

1. a seaport in S Argentina, in S Patagonia.

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Example Sentences

"The charges are unjust, they are false, and I am innocent," Claudio Villamide, commander of the submarine force at the time of the tragedy, told the court in the far-southern Patagonian city of Rio Gallegos.

From Barron's

None of the families of the victims -- 43 men and one woman -- attended the start of the trial in Rio Gallegos, a more than three-hour flight from Buenos Aires.

From Barron's

"Our family in a way is a reflection of society," Juan Manuel Cepernic, 54, Catalina's father, said from the city of Rio Gallegos, a windy, cold transport hub that is the capital of Santa Cruz.

From Reuters

Jorge's son Marcelo ran as the Peronist candidate for city mayor of Rio Gallegos that year and won, serving until 1987.

From Reuters

But now he is a convert to Milei, even running on Sunday as a libertarian mayoral candidate in Rio Gallegos.

From Reuters