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Argentina's president is pursuing revolutionary legislation aimed at making the country an experimental ground for artificial intelligence and a haven for tech leaders, with one influential tech boss already relocating to Buenos Aires.
The Meat & Fire festival in Barcelona's Moll de la Fusta will host the world's best grill masters, celebrating fire as the origin of gastronomy and community, with Buenos Aires as the guest city.
Argentine chef Magalí Núnez, who directs the Michel Rolland Grill & Wine restaurant in Buenos Aires, is set to break prejudices at the upcoming Meat & Fire festival.
Moody’s has elevated Buenos Aires City’s debt rating to 'AAA,' its highest category, though experts do not anticipate this will impact Argentina's overall rating.
Over fifty cultural institutions in Santiago have agreed to collaborate and coordinate programming to transform the city's main avenue into a vibrant cultural hub, similar to those in Buenos Aires or Madrid.
A 49-year-old sommelier of meats, originally from Zaragoza and living partly in Buenos Aires, shares a personal anecdote about crying while eating a steak. She also discusses her progressive political views, belief in quantum energy, and single status.
Thousands of fans gathered in Buenos Aires for a massive farewell to Argentine rock icon Carlos 'Indio' Solari, who passed away at 77, honoring him as a 'life companion.'
The Buenos Aires Herald has received a nomination at the Martín Fierro News Website Awards. Editor-in-chief Estefanía Pozzo is also competing in the Editors category at the upcoming event.
A photographic exhibition titled 'Beauty and Preservation: Italian Heritage' has opened in Buenos Aires, presented by the Italian Embassy to mark the 80th anniversary of Republic Day.
Barcelona will become the capital of fire and meat as it hosts the Meat & Fire festival on June 12, 13, and 14 at Moll de la Fusta. The event will feature the world's best grill masters, with Buenos Aires as the guest city.
Tech billionaire Peter Thiel is now residing in Buenos Aires, as reported in a business ticker. Other news includes Softbank's €75 billion investment in French AI infrastructure, upcoming Windows PCs with Nvidia chips, and issues regarding Northvolt's bankruptcy information.
Der amerikanische Tech-Unternehmer siedelt nach Buenos Aires über. Er sucht seit Jahren verbissen nach einem sicheren Hafen.
Peculiar institutions Buenos Aires Times
Restaurants in Buenos Aires are reinventing their seasonal menus, introducing new flavors and culinary experiences.
A 1978 World Cup champion has expressed concerns that excessive loyalty could jeopardize Argentina's defense of their title.
As Lionel Messi approaches what is expected to be his final World Cup, discussions are intensifying about whether he can once again deliver for Argentina.
Real Madrid player Mastantuono has reportedly been left out of Argentina's squad for the 2026 World Cup.
A mega-billion-dollar AI project, previously announced before the Argentine elections, has reportedly left no discernible trace of its existence.
Argentine President Milei's approval ratings have seen an increase from their lowest point, coinciding with a reported easing of inflation worries. The shift suggests a positive public response to recent economic developments.
The Buenos Aires Herald has published its weekend recommendations, featuring diverse activities from exploring Recoleta showrooms and enjoying Wagyu cheeseburgers to watching Portuguese films and experiencing literary vermouth events.
Argentina's President Milei has eased controls on the peso as the country's central bank reserves have climbed to a seven-year high, signaling a shift in economic policy.
Chilean individuals, part of a group that robbed NBA players, have been arrested at a bus station in Buenos Aires, as confirmed by Argentine federal police.
Argentine President Javier Milei has stated that it is 'highly likely' Pope Francis will visit Argentina in November. This potential visit would mark a significant event for the country.
Mexico has agreed to host the Iranian national football team during the World Cup after the US reportedly declined to accommodate them, highlighting ongoing tensions between the US and Iran. This development comes as oil prices tumbled amid reports of a potential US-Iran deal.
Director Federico Luis has been awarded the Cannes Palme d’Or for his short film, as reported by the Buenos Aires Times.
President Milei is advocating for a 'copper revolution' in Argentina, focusing on the country's high-altitude Andes region to boost copper production and economic development.
An article from the Buenos Aires Times discusses the issue of human capital being sidelined, indicating concerns about workforce utilization or development.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a disbursement of approximately US$1 billion for Argentina. This decision follows a review and represents a fresh win for the Milei administration.
Argentina is currently engaged in discussions to extend the maturities of its repo agreements beyond the upcoming election, signaling efforts to manage its financial obligations amidst political uncertainty.
Uruguayan leaders who were kidnapped and murdered by state terrorism were honored at a ceremony in the Buenos Aires City Legislature, with President Yamandú Orsi in attendance.
Milei’s US$10-bn waterway tender in Washington spotlight Buenos Aires Times
Argentina's economy experienced a much stronger pickup in March than anticipated, according to reports.
Argentina's recent surge in foreign reserves is raising concerns among economists. Experts warn that this increase could potentially reignite inflation within the country.
Both Azerbaijan and Argentina have reported substantial increases in their trade surpluses. Azerbaijan's surplus surged to $6.3 billion, while Argentina posted a record trade surplus of US$2.7 billion in April.
The United States has indicted former Cuban president Raúl Castro, a move that comes as diplomatic pressure on Cuba continues to intensify.
Buenos Aires province has seen a significant rise in hantavirus infections and deaths, with 18 cases and 7 fatalities reported so far this year, a 50% increase from the previous year.
A historic school in Córdoba is preparing to welcome its first female director in 339 years of its existence. This appointment marks a significant milestone for the institution.
Researchers in Argentina are setting traps and collecting rodents near Ushuaia to test for hantavirus, following several deaths on a cruise ship that docked in the area. The investigation aims to determine how the virus may have spread.
Argentina's Vaca Muerta shale formation is projected to generate significant dollar inflows, potentially safeguarding the country's next president from future currency crises.
Italian Ambassador Fabrizio Nicoletti held a meeting in Buenos Aires with Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, along with the Secretary for International Economic Relations and the Undersecretary for Foreign Policy.
Keiko Fujimori and another candidate named Sánchez have advanced to the presidential run-off election in Peru. This sets the stage for the final round to determine the country's next leader.
Argentine President Milei has attacked the press and defended Espert in the aftermath of the Machado plea deal.
The introspective folk and electronic music of Juana Aguirre, born in Buenos Aires and expanding globally, is explored ahead of her concert at ZDB in Lisbon.
The Buenos Aires Times reports that significant infrastructural deficiencies in the city continue to be ignored despite repeated calls for action. The article highlights ongoing issues affecting the region.
The Buenos Aires Times explores the question of whether Argentinian President Milei intends to seek a second term in office.
The Buenos Aires Times highlights a selection of notable stories that captured attention between May 8 and May 15.
Manuel Adorni, an Argentine official, has stated that it's 'business as usual' despite a continuous stream of allegations being made against him or his administration.
Argentina's inflation rate slowed in April, marking the first decrease observed in 11 months. The monthly inflation figure dipped to 2.6%, providing some economic relief.
Argentina's inflation rate decreased to 2.6% in April, marking a break in the previous upward trend of price increases.
The World Health Organization has confirmed eight cases of Andes hantavirus in an ongoing outbreak, prompting public health concerns and monitoring efforts.
Buenos Aires has seen a surge in popularity for high-tech immersive exhibitions and virtual reality expos, covering diverse topics from art masters to ancient history, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors.
Buenos Aires is set to host a variety of cultural and culinary events this week, including French food, Palermo parties, restaurant pop-ups, poetry, and live film scores.
A hantavirus outbreak on the cruise ship Hondius has led to three deaths and multiple confirmed cases, with the WHO suspecting human-to-human transmission. After remaining at sea due to port rejections, Spain has agreed to allow the vessel to dock.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has led to at least three deaths and multiple illnesses among passengers and crew. The vessel is currently near Cape Verde, awaiting assistance and facing challenges in disembarking as evacuation efforts for the sick are underway.
News reports are explaining hantavirus, a potentially fatal disease spread by rodents for which there is no specific cure. The articles also discuss its potential for human-to-human transmission.
President Milei's administration in Argentina has implemented significant cuts to subsidies, affecting three million households. This move is part of his broader economic austerity measures.
Diego Maradona's daughter has stated that her father died after a care plan for him "went out of control." She suggested there was a plan in place that ultimately failed its perpetrators.
Articles from the Buenos Aires Times delve into the consequences of past warnings that were disregarded, prompting a national introspection on Argentina's true character and current state.
Argentine politician Myriam Bregman has been highlighted in a profile, with one publication questioning if she is the "heroine" Gotham deserves.
Police in Mar del Plata have arrested two individuals following a raid related to threats allegedly made by a 'Chinese mafia' group.
Journalists are set to return to Casa Rosada next week after a press ban was lifted, allowing them to resume coverage from the Argentine presidential palace.
A senior official in Argentina has resigned from their position after plans for the country's return to international markets were shelved.
Buenos Aires' dining scene continues to expand with the opening of four new restaurants, showcasing the city's resilience and variety despite challenges.
Left-wing politician Bregman has topped a recent poll, while President Milei's approval ratings have plummeted.
Argentina's highest court has overturned the indictment of former President Alberto Fernández in an insurance-related case.
Argentina's Cabinet Chief, Manuel Adorni, appeared before Congress to address and deny accusations of illicit enrichment. His appearance aimed to counter the corruption allegations leveled against him.
A recent poll indicates that public confidence in Argentine President Javier Milei's government has fallen for the fifth month in a row.
Controversial tech billionaire and democracy skeptic Peter Thiel has moved with his family to Buenos Aires, Argentina, after being deemed unwelcome at the Vienna Festwochen.
Raúl Silvino Contreras, the former Commander General of the Argentine Gendarmerie and director of Argentina’s Anti-Mafia Unit, was decorated with the insignia of Knight of the Order by Italian Ambassador Fabrizio Nicoletti at the Italian Embassy in Buenos Aires.
Justin Heiter, a former salesperson of the year, quit his job in Washington after discovering the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement and subsequently moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Police in Buenos Aires confiscated a collection of Nazi uniforms, weapons, and other items from a man who was selling them online, following an investigation initiated by a Facebook advertisement.
Playwright Lola Arias, whose piece 'Minefield' is returning to Buenos Aires, spoke about her current projects and the challenges of working in Argentina today. She also addressed the 'insanity' of labeling artists as 'state parasites'.
Thousands of fans gathered in a Buenos Aires suburb for the public wake of Argentine rock icon Indio Solari, filling the streets with tears, smiles, and songs in a final farewell.
Billionaire tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel reportedly feels secure from nuclear war in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and embraces the anarcho-capitalist vision of President Javier Milei, finding a libertarian 'paradise' in the country.
Italy's Republic Day, June 2, was celebrated worldwide with various cultural events, including concerts, exhibitions, and receptions held at Italian embassies and cultural institutions in cities like Riga, Washington, Paris, Lisbon, Algiers, Buenos Aires, and Stockholm.
NODO is turning Buenos Aires into a three-day contemporary art circuit, with over 65 galleries from Retiro to La Boca hosting free exhibitions, artist talks, live music, and special events.
Lebanon announced a partial ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, following US mediation efforts by Donald Trump to de-escalate tensions. Despite the announcement, reports indicated that attacks continued shortly after the ceasefire was declared.
US billionaire and libertarian Peter Thiel, co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, is reportedly spending more time in Argentina, where he has purchased a home in Buenos Aires and enrolled his children in school.
Tim Ream has been officially named the captain of the US Men's National Team for the upcoming World Cup. This announcement comes as various national teams finalize their squads and prepare for the tournament.
The Buenos Aires Times features an article discussing peculiar institutions.
During the trial concerning Diego Maradona's death, a psychiatrist testified that Maradona's family had agreed to his home care arrangements. The testimony addresses a key point of contention regarding the circumstances of his passing.
Argentina is reportedly eyeing a World Cup double as they prepare for their opening match in Group J of the tournament.
Argentine President Javier Milei has told investors that the country is on track for lower inflation and stronger economic growth.
New data from the OECD indicates that Argentina holds the lowest position in regional foreign direct investment rankings.
Several Argentine provinces are successfully tapping into global financial markets, even as the national sovereign government avoids them. This move allows provinces to secure funding independently for various projects and needs.
Allies of Argentine President Milei are set to promote legislation in Congress aimed at advancing rare earth mining within the country.
Students at Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires and Escuela Superior de Comercio Carlos Pellegrini have occupied their institutions to protest President Milei's refusal to implement university funding.
A new study indicates that the nation's most disadvantaged children are not receiving pre-school education, highlighting disparities in early childhood development opportunities.
Lionel Messi is among several international football stars facing untimely injuries ahead of the upcoming World Cup, raising concerns for their national teams. Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni has since moved to ease fears regarding Messi's fitness.
An opinion piece from the Buenos Aires Times poses the question of whether a president's approach aligns more with the appeasement of Chamberlain or the defiance of Churchill, likely in the context of a current political situation.
An Archbishop has issued a stark warning that Argentina is on the brink of a 'social breakdown', highlighting growing concerns within the country.
Judges have approved a trial in absentia for suspects involved in the 1994 AMIA Jewish community center bombing case in Buenos Aires, a significant development in the long-running investigation.
Members of the World Health Organization have acknowledged Argentina's letter indicating its withdrawal from the international body.
An article delves into the current societal landscape, characterizing it as deeply entrenched in the 'era of the algorithm,' likely discussing its pervasive influence on daily life and technology.
The Armed Forces of Argentina are at a crossroads due to a severe lack of funds and low-paid soldiers, raising concerns about their operational capabilities and future.
Belgrano is pursuing a historic achievement for Córdoba, while River Plate is confronting past challenges and rivalries.
An Argentine official who investigated the death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman has been charged with covering up evidence related to the 1994 bombing of a Jewish center in Buenos Aires, an event that has impacted Argentine politics for a decade.
The lead suspect in the ongoing trial concerning the death of football legend Diego Maradona has asserted that Maradona himself would have defended him.
The Argentine government has successfully secured the passage of its deregulation law in the lower house of parliament.
Bolivia's embattled leader has promised to listen to the demands of protesters, amidst ongoing demonstrations and political pressure.
The Argentine Army has reportedly engaged in an unusual exchange, bartering quince fruit in return for essential pick-up truck parts.
Diego Maradona's daughter has claimed that the lead doctor involved in her father's care insisted on his home hospitalization, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his final days.
An Argentine scientist has received a global award in recognition of her pioneering work on developing drought-resistant crops. Her research aims to enhance food security in regions affected by water scarcity.
A consortium has formally warned the White House about alleged bias in a US$10 billion auction related to Argentina. The group claims the process is unfair and could impact the outcome.
Argentina's La Libertad Avanza party is reportedly assessing potential provincial agreements in preparation for the 2027 general election. The party is strategizing to build alliances and expand its political reach across the country.
Tadeo Pestaña Caro's debut feature 'A Few Feet Away' is reviewed, depicting a young man's struggle to balance compulsive screen time with real intimacy in the age of online hookups.
The individual accused in the fatal Barracas boarding house fire attack has declined to provide testimony.
Authorities in Tierra del Fuego are conducting a hunt for rodents known to carry hantavirus, as part of efforts to control the spread of the potentially deadly disease in the region.
Latin American nations amp up their concerns over Bolivia unrest Buenos Aires Times
Argentina's state-owned energy company, YPF, is seeking an incentive program to support its ambitious US$25 billion oil project.
A Malvinas veteran has put forward a proposal for US-backed joint sovereignty over the islands.
An article from the Buenos Aires Times discusses the United Kingdom's current struggles, describing the nation as 'foundering in choppy waters'.
A recent hantavirus outbreak has led to confirmed cases, specific containment measures, and a renewed focus on public health communication strategies. Scientists are also working to understand the specific strain, while experts assess the overall pandemic risk and preparedness.
Argentine President Milei has approved RIGI incentives for the expansion of a lithium mine that has ties to China, signaling a move to boost the country's mining sector and foreign investment.
The International Monetary Fund is scheduled to vote next week on Argentina's program review. A positive outcome could unlock a disbursement of US$1 billion for the country.
Scientists are heading to a southern region to conduct a fact-finding investigation into hantavirus, aiming to understand its spread and impact.
This week's cultural agenda in Buenos Aires includes European street fairs, Welsh history events, drag bingo, vinyl cafés, global street food, and concerts.
Primavera Sound festivals in Buenos Aires and Brazil in 2026 will feature Gorillaz, The Strokes, and FKA Twigs as headliners, alongside other artists like Lily Allen and Cara Delevingne.
A cruise ship with confirmed hantavirus cases is sailing towards the Canary Islands, leading to a dispute between the Spanish central government, which approved its docking, and the regional Canary Islands leader, who has rejected the decision.
Authorities in Buenos Aires are investigating after a Jewish library and a Chabad center in the La Plata suburb were attacked. The incidents have raised concerns over rising antisemitism in the region.
Peru has extradited a key suspect involved in a triple murder case to Argentina, where the individual will face charges.
Despite President Milei's efforts to encourage the use of bank accounts, many Argentines continue to keep their savings in cash, often outside the formal banking system.
Argentine President Javier Milei's administration has cut subsidies for three million households as part of his austerity measures. This move, dubbed "chainsaw" policy, aims to reduce government spending.
Diego Maradona's daughter has claimed that her father's death occurred after his carers' plan 'went out of control'.
The debate surrounding the reform of Argentina's Glacier Law is expected to be delayed until April, according to reports from the Buenos Aires Times.
This article profiles Myriam Bregman, a political figure, questioning if she is the 'heroine' that 'Gotham' (likely a metaphorical reference to a city or political landscape) deserves.
Families of the victims of the ARA San Juan submarine disaster are still awaiting justice for the incident.
Techint, a major industrial group, has reportedly been shut out of and lost another significant tender related to the Vaca Muerta shale formation in Argentina.
A psychologist testifying in the trial investigating Diego Maradona's death revealed that the football star suffered from bipolar disorder and narcissistic personality disorder. This testimony sheds light on Maradona's complex mental health issues prior to his passing.
Unions in Buenos Aires are staging rallies in protest against President Milei's policies, just days before the Labour Day celebrations. The demonstrations highlight growing discontent among workers in Argentina.
Argentine President Javier Milei visited the US aircraft carrier USS Nimitz as it participated in joint naval exercises, underscoring military cooperation between the two nations.
The renowned Ediciones de la Flor publishing house, known for its significant contributions to literature, has announced its closure after six decades of operation.
Argentine President Javier Milei has issued a presidential decree to double the salaries of his Cabinet ministers. This decision has drawn attention amidst ongoing economic reforms and austerity measures.
Banker Jorge Brito is reportedly closely observing the developments in the Peronist leadership race in Argentina.
On the 40th anniversary of Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges's death, the Buenos Aires Herald has republished the obituary originally published on June 15, 1986.
Argentina's Chief of Ministers has admitted to lying to tax authorities for years, stating that he did so 'like all Argentinians.' This confession has sparked controversy in the country.
Buenos Aires is marking a long weekend with a variety of events, including food festivals, a significant bar anniversary, and HiFi gatherings.
The Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, accompanied by Consul General Carmelo Barbera, visited the Cristoforo Colombo Italian School in Buenos Aires, which has nearly 1,200 students.
The Buenos Aires Herald is hosting the acclaimed Malvinas play 'Into the Minefield,' commemorating 150 years of its mission. The event highlights the newspaper's long history and its engagement with significant national topics.
Preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 are in full swing, with various cities announcing viewing locations and companies partnering to enhance the fan experience. Articles are also analyzing the economic impacts of the tournament and exploring common threads among past champions as the largest-ever World Cup begins.
Buenos Aires is hosting a variety of cultural events this week, including over 60 art galleries opening their doors, screenings of films like Taxi Driver, literary parties, tango, and pop concerts.
Italy marked the 80th anniversary of its Republic with a large military parade in Rome and celebrations held by Italian embassies worldwide, including in Belgrade, Mexico, Buenos Aires, The Hague, and Caracas. Ambassador Giacalone emphasized Italy's commitment to peace and cooperation.
Dance enthusiasts in Istanbul have cultivated a thriving tango community, establishing the dance as a popular art form far from its traditional birthplace in Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
Argentina has been added to the list of the world's worst countries for workers' rights. This designation indicates a significant decline in labor protections and conditions within the nation.
The Argentine government announced that foreign pharmaceutical firms are set to invest US$8 billion in the country, signaling a significant boost for the local industry.
The Buenos Aires Times features an interview with Selva Almada, focusing on her perspective as 'Argentina's interior voice' and her literary contributions.
This story highlights a selection of notable news articles and events that were featured by the Buenos Aires Times between May 22 and May 29.
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, discussions are ongoing regarding team rosters, player snubs, and the potential for an expanded 48-team format. Meanwhile, some players are gaining social media fame, and there are concerns about visa issues for Iranian teams and fans.
Argentina's national team is looking to achieve a World Cup double as they prepare for their Group J opener.
Lionel Messi has been confirmed to captain Argentina at his sixth World Cup, with coach Scaloni calming any injury fears. This announcement comes as the USMNT coach is reportedly being wooed by a European power.
A mega-billion-dollar AI project, previously announced before elections in Argentina, has reportedly disappeared without any trace, raising questions about its existence and funding.
The Milei administration in Argentina has submitted a lobbying transparency bill to Congress. The legislation aims to increase openness regarding lobbying activities.
Buenos Aires' iconic Torre Monumental, inaugurated in 1916, is marking its 110th anniversary with a heritage celebration in the Retiro neighborhood.
During a trial related to Diego Maradona's death, a clinic doctor testified that the football legend was a problematic patient following his surgery.
Lionel Messi is undergoing further medical tests for an injury ahead of the upcoming World Cup, though Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni has downplayed fears, expressing optimism about his recovery. Meanwhile, a Messi statue in India is being removed due to safety concerns.
An upcoming vote in Colombia is set to test the country's leftist rule as it grapples with a surge in violence. The election will be a key indicator of public sentiment regarding the current administration's policies.
The Argentine Senate has received a new legislative proposal aimed at combating gambling addiction, indicating a focus on public health and regulatory measures.
The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, García Cuerva, issued a warning about rising unemployment and potential "social paralysis" during a religious service for the May Revolution anniversary, with President Milei in attendance. He also called for helping vulnerable populations.
An article explores the impact of gentrification on La Paternal, a working-class barrio in Buenos Aires, questioning if it can evolve without losing its unique character.
Passengers traveling on the Shanghai-Buenos Aires flight are being offered free admission to museums as part of a cultural initiative.
The Buenos Aires Times provides an overview of the current political landscape and developments in Buenos Aires, describing the 'political waters' of the region.
In an unusual market phenomenon, Argentina's junk-rated bonds are currently yielding less than US Treasuries. This situation highlights unique dynamics in the Argentine financial market.
Passengers traveling on the Shanghai-Buenos Aires flight are being offered free admission to museums. This initiative aims to enhance the travel experience and promote cultural exchange.
Argentina's economy experienced significant and broad-based growth in March, reaching a new all-time high. The economic pickup was much stronger than anticipated.
Economic activity rebounds: March data shows 3.5% jump Buenos Aires Times
This week's agenda for Buenos Aires includes a Fugazzeta pizza festival, a 3D mapping event for the Obelisco's 90th anniversary, and a debut fetish film festival. The guide also highlights various patriotic food plans and a Mon Laferte performance.
The United States is reportedly pressuring the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate that the US has threatened to revoke the envoy's visa if they do not comply.
Argentina's exports surge, trade surplus topped US$2.7 billion in April Buenos Aires Times
Argentina's Navy has signed an agreement with the United States to enhance vigilance and cooperation in the South Atlantic region.
A historic school in Córdoba, Argentina, is set to appoint its first female director in 339 years, marking a significant milestone for the institution.
Buenos Aires is experiencing a deepening retail crisis, evidenced by an increasing number of empty shopfronts across the city.
Luis Caputo has predicted that Argentine President Javier Milei will secure a landslide victory in the first round of the 2027 presidential election. This forecast suggests strong confidence in Milei's continued political dominance.
Reports have emerged regarding an event or story titled "The Last Tango in Buenos Aires." The articles likely cover a specific cultural happening or a significant moment related to tango in the Argentine capital.
Argentine actor Leonardo Sbaraglia is reportedly taking on the role of Pedro Almodóvar's on-screen alter ego in an upcoming project.
Argentine President Javier Milei has publicly defended economist José Luis Espert against drug-trafficking accusations following a plea deal by Fred Machado. Milei also used the opportunity to criticize the press.
Latin American nations amp up their concerns over Bolivia unrest Buenos Aires Times
Argentina's state-owned energy company YPF is seeking an incentive program to support its US$25-billion oil project.
An article from the Buenos Aires Times offers an opinion on inflation, characterizing it as a deceptive economic phenomenon or a 'false friend.'
An article from the Buenos Aires Times suggests that the United Kingdom is experiencing significant political and economic challenges, described as 'choppy waters'.
Javier Sturzenegger is reportedly pressing ahead with his efforts against Argentina's national drug, food, and medical technology administration, ANMAT.
Argentine President Javier Milei has approved RIGI incentives for the expansion of a lithium mine, which has connections to Chinese interests.
Argentina is undertaking efforts to revive its maritime welfare mission. This initiative aims to enhance support and services for maritime workers in the region.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has indicated its intention to approve the review of Argentina’s economic program next week, as reported by the Buenos Aires Times.
Hundreds of thousands of people, estimated at 600,000 in Buenos Aires, took to the streets in Argentina to protest against budget cuts to state universities, stemming from a law passed last year.
The 50th Buenos Aires Book Fair experienced record attendance, but sales for the industry's main event were reported to be lagging, showing a polarized market where large publishers thrive and smaller ones struggle.
Testimony from a contractor is reportedly strengthening an illicit enrichment case against Adorni, as reported by the Buenos Aires Times.
Argentina plans to allocate revenue generated from state privatizations towards modernizing its Armed Forces.
Adorni has denied allegations of censorship following new restrictions imposed on press access at Casa Rosada, the presidential palace.
Despite efforts by President Milei to encourage the use of bank accounts, many Argentines are reportedly still keeping their cash outside the banking system.
Three passengers have died and another is in critical condition following a suspected hantavirus outbreak on an Atlantic cruise ship. The World Health Organization has commented on the emergency situation aboard the vessel.
A gendarme recently released from a Venezuelan prison has come forward with allegations of experiencing psychological torture during his detention.
An opinion piece from the Buenos Aires Times reflects on a specific issue, arguing that a crucial aspect is being overlooked.
President Donald Trump announced plans to raise U.S. tariffs on European cars to 25%, sparking widespread concern and anger among European nations and industries. This move intensified fears of a trade war between the United States and the European Union.
The European Union's long-negotiated trade agreement with the South American Mercosur bloc has provisionally entered into force. This marks a significant step for the two regions.
Parts of the UK, including London and East Anglia, are forecast to experience unusually high temperatures reaching 27C on Friday, making them warmer than popular destinations like Hawaii, Sydney, or Buenos Aires.
The latest World Press Freedom Index by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) reveals that global press freedom has reached its lowest point in 25 years, with many countries experiencing significant declines. The report highlights a systemic crisis in various nations, though some, like the Netherlands, saw improvements in their rankings.
President Milei has renewed his attack as the press ban at Casa Rosada enters its second week.
Tech billionaire Peter Thiel has been highlighted as a new significant figure associated with Argentine President Javier Milei, suggesting potential new directions or influences within his government.
Argentine President Javier Milei has publicly stood by his Cabinet chief despite a growing corruption scandal.
Investors in Argentina's bonds are expressing growing concerns about the economic outlook following Javier Milei's policies.