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A cultural guide for the weekend in Buenos Aires highlights French cinema, English-speaking theater, a memory-filled outdoor screening, and major live music performances by Cattaneo, Páez, and Spasiuk.
“Any language or action that contemplates the end of civilisation is unacceptable in the modern world,” Gandhi said, referring to Trump's “tonight” claim
Following the success of "The Eternaut," Netflix Argentina has opened a new 20,000 sq. ft. office in Buenos Aires and announced a diverse slate of new series, films, and documentaries.
Mindlin described the InterCement deal as a "once in a lifetime opportunity," highlighting its significance.
A review of "Adiós Buenos Aires" notes how the author perceives language as a part of memory, a source of associations and anecdotes.
Questions are increasing for Adorni as probes examine his assets and travel activities.
A former Wall Street trader is attempting distressed mergers and acquisitions turnarounds in Argentina under President Milei's administration.
Argentine President Javier Milei held a meeting with Chilean politician José Antonio Kast, an event that occurred after a failed attempt to arrest a former Chilean guerrilla.
An article explores the various perspectives and trends shaping Argentina's position within the current global context.
The Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, held a "cordial and constructive exchange of views" with Adelmo Gabbi, the president of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange.
A new study indicates that eight out of ten low-income workers are currently in insecure employment, highlighting a significant challenge in the labor market.
Former President Donald Trump claims the U.S. is negotiating with Iranian leadership and has made 'progress' on a deal, but simultaneously threatens to destroy Iran's oil wells, Kharg Island, and desalination plants if an agreement is not reached shortly. Gulf allies are reportedly urging him to continue fighting until the Islamic regime falls.
Claudio Tapia, the head of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), and other top officials have been formally charged in a tax evasion case.
Chile's government, under President Kast, has decided to scrap plans that would have granted legal papers to nearly 200,000 migrants.
The importance of critical minerals and the opportunities they present are being highlighted, suggesting a significant moment for their development and utilization.
The Buenos Aires Times features an opinion piece asserting that sadism is a moral perversion, not a political ideology or war strategy. The article delves into the ethical implications of such acts.
The Buenos Aires Times presents a summary of notable news stories that captured attention between March 21 and 27.
The UN General Assembly has adopted a landmark resolution defining the enslavement of Africans as 'the gravest crime against humanity' and calling for reparations. The African Union has welcomed this vote as a crucial step towards 'healing', urging African leaders to translate the resolution into tangible national development initiatives.
Argentine President Milei's approval rating has fallen to a new low as the country faces rising unemployment, reflecting growing public discontent with his administration's economic policies.
Manuel Adorni, the Argentine government spokesperson, pushed back against questions regarding his wealth and assets, stating he has "nothing to hide."
Flavio Bolsonaro has reportedly moved slightly ahead of President Lula in a recent Brazil election poll.
Argentina remembers dictatorship victims as Milei challenges narrative Buenos Aires Times
The Buenos Aires Times features the accounts of 20 survivors of a dictatorship, sharing their experiences from a dark period.
An article discusses Videla's confession as a means to reconstruct and understand the events of the dictatorship.
A confession from Videla is being used to reconstruct details of the Argentine dictatorship era.
An article from the Buenos Aires Times explores a historical period when military coups were a common occurrence, likely focusing on Argentina's past.
Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, held a meeting with Buenos Aires Mayor Jorge Macri, also attended by the Italian Consul General.
Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, met with Professor Fabio Mavelli and Dr. Silvana Mariel Sirico of the University of Bari Aldo Moro in Buenos Aires to discuss collaboration.
Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, met with Major General Vincenzo Molinese, commander of the Carabinieri's Special Operations Group (ROS), in Buenos Aires to discuss collaboration.
Argentina has reported its highest fourth-quarter unemployment rate since the onset of the pandemic, indicating ongoing economic challenges.
Argentina has officially entered the race to host the men’s Rugby World Cup in 2035, aiming to bring the prestigious international tournament to the country.
Apesar da crise e sofrimento que se vive, o povo cubano apoia fim do regime. Até Trump é melhor que o atual líder cubano? "É assustador", garante Rodolfo Bendoyro, professor universitário luso-cubano.
Iran’s top envoy in Argentina dismisses Milei’s stance on war Buenos Aires Times
Argentina has officially completed its withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO) after a year-long process, marking a significant shift in its international health policy.
A string of recent revelations appears to further link the president and his sister with the failed cryptocurrency La entrada Congressional commission to sue $LIBRA prosecutor, summon Karina Milei se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Latin America’s favorite pop band lost frontman Gustavo Cerati more than a decade ago. Now his bandmates will bring him back, with a little help from video technology La entrada Soda Stereo sparks frenzy with 30-date arena tour se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Ecuador has initiated a two-week series of anti-drug operations with support from the United States.
$LIBRA scandal is Milei’s greatest threat Buenos Aires Times
Argentina's 'Argentina Week' in New York concluded with companies announcing investment commitments totaling US$16 billion, primarily from domestic firms, reinforcing the message to investors that Argentina offers 'fertile ground' for opportunities.
Facing the Islamist challenge Buenos Aires Times
Another Argentine diplomat, Virginia Gamba, enters race for UN chief Buenos Aires Times
New diplomatic heads of mission have been appointed to key posts in Algiers, Buenos Aires, Santiago de Chile, and Tunis, signaling changes in diplomatic representation.
A surge in utility costs was identified as the primary factor that maintained Argentina's monthly inflation rate at 2.9% in February.
Middle East oil shock is ‘largest supply disruption’ in history, IEA says Buenos Aires Times
AFA treasurer testifies in alleged tax evasion case Buenos Aires Times
To better describe a good steak, she realized she needed to study, and she went to the University of Buenos Aires. Read
Trial into Maradona’s death given start date: April 14 Buenos Aires Times
Silent deputies – the lawmakers who said nothing in Congress last year Buenos Aires Times
The US Justice Department published additional FBI documents describing interviews with a woman who said President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her after she was introduced to him by Jeffrey Epstein.
Milei slams business critics as he opens Argentina roadshow in NYC Buenos Aires Times
A recent report stated that the country has recorded the world’s second-worst industrial decline over the past two years La entrada Milei acknowledges sectors will ‘disappear’ amid struggles of Argentine industry se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
The father of a Frenchwoman killed in 2011 is scheduled to speak with prosecutors regarding the case.
A report by the Buenos Aires Times has declared Argentina as the safest country in the world, highlighting its low crime rates and secure environment.
(ANSA) - BUENOS AIRES, 06 MAR - As part of an extensive institutional visit to the Argentine province of Mendoza on the occasion of the National Harvest Festival celebrations, Italian Ambassador Fabrizio Nicoletti met with the highest local authorities. A statement reports that the meeting with the governor of the province, Alfredo Cornejo, held at the Government House, addressed issues related to bilateral cooperation and the historic link between the Argentine province renowned for its wine...
The garment industry is working at 34% of its installed capacity, as companies were hit with a wave of Chinese imports La entrada Argentina’s textile sector continues to plummet se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Argentine President Milei is departing for a security summit hosted by Donald Trump in Miami, where discussions on 'democracy' are expected to take place with Latin American leaders.
Argentina recorded the world’s second-worst industrial decline from 2023 to 2025, said a consulting firm that analyzed data from the United Nations. In the last two years, Argentina’s manufacturing sector… La entrada Argentina’s industry records the second-worst decline worldwide in two years se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
A top official in Argentina has resigned following the decision to shelve the country's return to international markets.
Brazil has officially ratified the EU-Mercosur trade deal, marking a significant step forward for the long-negotiated agreement.
Mahiques is set to replace Cúneo Libarona as the justice minister in Argentina, signaling a change in the country's legal leadership.
Argentina's Vaca Muerta gas is set to flow to Europe under a significant eight-year LNG pact, boosting energy supply to the continent.
Wednesday marks the end of a conciliation period that put the shutdown of the company and layoff of over 900 employees on standby La entrada Tire manufacturer Fate workers protest outside labor secretariat se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Argentina's President Milei's expanded incentive plan is expected to draw significant investment into the country's shale oil sector.
Unions in Argentina have launched a legal challenge against President Javier Milei's flagship labour reform package in court.
Milei promises monthly reform package in insult-laden speech Buenos Aires Times
Argentine President Javier Milei is expected to reveal his agenda for the second half of the year during a significant speech to Congress.
Why is the US attacking Iran? Trump’s ‘huge gamble’ explained The Times
Moldova is preparing to sign an air traffic agreement with Argentina, which could lead to the launch of direct flights between Chisinau and Buenos Aires.
Netflix announced a slate of upcoming Argentine original series and documentaries, featuring prominent local stars and directors, at the opening of its new headquarters in Buenos Aires.
Netflix is significantly investing in Argentina, opening a new office in Buenos Aires, adding four new shows to its slate, and providing updates on existing series like 'The Eternaut', reinforcing its commitment to the country's audiovisual industry.
A new report indicates that 68 gender-based killings occurred in Argentina during the first three months of the year. The findings highlight ongoing concerns about violence against women in the country.
Astronauts aboard the Artemis II mission are set to round the moon, having already broken a space distance record, and will witness a rare solar eclipse from beyond the lunar orbit.
José Antonio Kast of Chile and Javier Milei of Argentina have sealed an alliance in Buenos Aires, aiming to coordinate security and migration policies across Latin America under a plan emphasizing 'order, law, and liberty'.
A former Wall Street trader is reportedly embarking on a new venture focused on turning around distressed companies through mergers and acquisitions.
Chile's far-right President Jose Antonio Kast is scheduled to meet with his Argentine counterpart in Buenos Aires, marking his first trip abroad since taking office in March.
The Buenos Aires Times publishes an article titled 'Easter islands,' which could refer to Easter celebrations on various islands or a geographical piece about Rapa Nui.
Argentína vyhosťuje iránskeho charge d affaires po ostrej výmene obvinení v súvislosti s vojnou na Blízkom východe. Teheránu dáva na odchod 48 hodín.
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Diego Maradona's former home in Argentina has been transformed into a soup kitchen, providing meals to those in need.
A shooting at the Mariano Moreno school in San Cristóbal, Santa Fe province, Argentina, resulted in one death and eight injuries, according to local authorities, with a 15-year-old adolescent opening fire.
A judge in Argentina has partially suspended President Javier Milei's controversial labour reform following an appeal from the CGT, a major trade union confederation.
An article discusses the strategic importance of critical minerals and the current opportunities they present in the global market.
Argentina has completed a US$150-million bond sale, with pricing reflecting the perceived risks associated with the period after President Milei's current term.
The Buenos Aires Times has published a commentary piece titled 'Open Wounds,' likely addressing a sensitive or unresolved issue. The article explores lingering societal or political challenges.
Fine dining establishments in Buenos Aires, including Michelin-star restaurants, are implementing new strategies to navigate challenges such as falling tourism, increasing costs, and reduced local demand.
The EU-Mercosur trade deal is set to apply provisionally starting May 1, marking a significant step in economic relations between the blocs.
The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a Ghana-led resolution recognizing the transatlantic slave trade as the 'gravest crime against humanity' and calling for reparatory justice, despite the United States and some European countries rejecting the vote, with Tempo.co English also confirming the UN's classification.
This week's standout picks in Buenos Aires include a riverside barbecue showdown, a prog legend’s return, French New Wave films on the big screen, and a powerful exhibition at MACBA.
The government of José Antonio Kast has officially withdrawn Chile's backing for former President Michelle Bachelet's candidacy to lead the United Nations, deeming her bid 'unviable'. Pundits are now speculating on her chances, believing the winning candidate will likely be a woman from Latin America.
Thousands of people participated in a procession through Buenos Aires to commemorate the victims of the Videla regime, during which an estimated 30,000 individuals disappeared, according to human rights organizations.
The European Union has confirmed that its interim trade agreement with the South American bloc Mercosur will provisionally come into effect on May 1st, despite a pending court ruling on its legality, aiming to enhance trade relations between the regions.
This article refers to events or commemorations associated with the date of March 24th.
During a speech in Hungary, Argentine President Javier Milei stated that Argentina has the capacity to guarantee Europe's energy security.
Argentina's national football team is scheduled to play friendly matches against Mauritania and Zambia in March.
The Argentine government has declassified SIDE intelligence files from 1973-1983, a period encompassing the military dictatorship, as the anniversary of the 1976 coup approaches, prompting the Church to issue a 'never again' message.
"He was admitted to a local hospital as a precaution, where he underwent a full series of examinations," said a band spokesperson.
Human rights and culture mark a poignant March 24 weekend in Buenos Aires, with marches, film, fairs and more across the city La entrada Get Out: a weekend of Memory, Truth, and Justice se publicó…
The protest was going to begin on Wednesday and would have led to flight delays and cancellations during the four-day weekend La entrada Long weekend airport strike suspended as government orders pay negotiation se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Argentina has completed its year-long process to withdraw from the World Health Organization (WHO).
(ANSA) - BUENOS AIRES, 17 MAR - The Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, met with the Director General of the ICGEB (International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology), Lawrence Banks, along with Raffaella Agosti and Paula Zingoni from the Secretariat for Innovation. During the meeting—according to a statement—issues related to scientific and technological cooperation were discussed, reaffirming Argentina’s central role within the ICGEB. The importance of strength...
Court in Buenos Aires orders blocking of Polymarket in Argentina Buenos Aires Times
Trump vows to 'take' Cuba as island reels from oil embargo Buenos Aires Times
Calls were allegedly made between the president and a man involved in the creation of the cryptocurrency minutes before it launched. A Congressional investigation will report at 16 p.m. La entrada $LIBRA scandal: leaked evidence shows calls incriminating Milei in scam se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Venezuela is experiencing a staggering 600% inflation rate, a situation that reportedly undercuts claims made by Donald Trump regarding economic revival.
No inertia with Persia Buenos Aires Times
Joan Manuel Serrat warns individualism leads ‘to the abyss’ Buenos Aires Times
The Buenos Aires Times reports that Adorni is 'breaking his back,' indicating significant effort or struggle.
The Argentine duo shared ‘Goo Goo Ga Ga’, a collaboration with the US actor and musician that will be on the tracklist of their upcoming album ‘Free Spirits’ La entrada Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso drop new song featuring Jack Black se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Argentina's monthly inflation rate for February stood at 2.9%, primarily driven by a significant surge in utility costs, according to the Buenos Aires Times.
The second month of the year marked the ninth consecutive time the rate has stayed the same or gone up La entrada Argentina’s inflation in February: flat at 2.9% se publicó primero en Buenos Aires…
Despite a desperate need for experienced oil workers in Venezuela, many expatriates are unwilling to return to the country, according to reports.
Severe flooding has caused widespread damage and disruption in Tucumán Province, Argentina, impacting local communities and infrastructure.
Investors suggest that Argentina failed to capitalize on an early window to sell bonds, potentially missing out on favorable market conditions.
(ANSA) - ROMA, 11 MAR - The role of design and architecture in the transformation of cities was the focus of Italian Design Day 2026, organized by the Consulate General of Italy in Ho Chi Minh City…
The remains were discovered during an excavation at the clandestine prison known as La Perla, one of the largest of the period, in Córdoba La entrada Forensic anthropologists identify 12 bodies found in dictatorship detention center se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Speaking at the opening of an investors forum, the president singled out two of them, calling them ‘crony businessman’ La entrada Milei rails against Argentine business leaders in New York se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Argentina's bond rally is facing limitations due to its junk bond rating and the broader fallout from global conflicts, hindering further market gains.
The Milei government in Argentina has publicly denounced gender policies as a 'scam' in a message released on Women's Day, sparking controversy.
As schools restart, many struggle with the summer heat. An urban redesign project in Rosario proposes a solution La entrada Too hot to learn: cooling Argentina’s overheating schools se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
An article discussing Argentinian President Milei's efforts and initiatives aimed at driving regime change.
(ANSA) - BUENOS AIRES, 06 MAR - As part of an extensive institutional visit to the Argentine province of Mendoza, Ambassador Fabrizio Nicoletti held several meetings with representatives of the Italian community, civil society, and the business world. In a meeting with representatives of Comites Mendoza and members of the General Council of Italians Abroad (Cgie), a note reports, issues relating to the needs and projects of the Italian community in the region were discussed. On the sidelines ...
Argentine President Javier Milei has signed a labor reform bill introducing new rules for contracts, strikes, and severance, aiming to overhaul the country's labor market.
A collection of various news stories that caught the eye between February 28 and March 6, covering diverse topics.
President Javier Milei appointed Juan Bautista Mahiques, until now the chief prosecutor of the City of Buenos Aires, as Argentina’s new justice minister, replacing Mariano Cúneo Libarona. The change was confirmed after Cúneo Libarona resigned, citing personal reasons.
The Jorge Cepernic dam ‘could be completed by 2030’ with help from a US$136 million loan from China La entrada Economy Minister Luis Caputo confirms work on Santa Cruz hydroelectric dam will resume se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Freed gendarme alleges 'psychological torture' in Venezuelan prison Buenos Aires Times
2017 implosion of ARA San Juan submarine was 'foreseeable,' trial hears Buenos Aires Times
Buenos Aires’ summer doesn’t want to leave, and doesn’t want to say goodbye, women-led cinema and a farewell tour set the week’s cultural agenda La entrada Get Out: a weekend of drag bingo, ballet and street partying se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Buenos Aires City attorney general Juan Bautista Mahiques will be his replacement La entrada Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona resigns se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Ambassador says 200 tourists stranded in Israel as Iran conflict sparks Buenos Aires Times
Iran has reportedly appointed an individual suspected in the 1994 AMIA Jewish community center bombing in Buenos Aires as a commander in its Revolutionary Guards.
Milei promises monthly reform package in insult-laden speech Buenos Aires Times
On a recent Sunday, a Buenos Aires plaza transformed into a makeshift wilderness for an unusual group of teenagers. Sofía, wearing a lifelike beagle mask, ran across the grass on...
Death be not proud Buenos Aires Times
María Sol Méndez, the daughter and granddaughter of Spaniards, has become the new president of Deportivo Español in Buenos Aires, aiming to reconnect the once-giant 'emigrant selection' club, which has dwindled from 25,000 to 200 active members, with its Spanish roots.
Buenos Aires is experiencing fewer buses on its streets due to increasing fuel costs and a lack of payment for government subsidies.
Adorni is facing renewed public and media scrutiny regarding a mortgage arrangement that was privately secured.
Argentina is reportedly looking to global debt markets to secure financing for its burgeoning energy sector, aiming to capitalize on its energy resources.
Chilean President José Antonio Kast formally endorsed Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falklands/Malvinas Islands, South Georgia, the South Sandwich Islands, and surrounding maritime areas during his first state visit to Buenos Aires.
An ex-Wall Street trader is reportedly focusing on acquiring and revitalizing distressed companies through mergers and acquisitions.
Javier Milei met with José Antonio Kast after an incident involving the failed arrest of a former Chilean guerrilla, drawing attention to regional political dynamics.
The Buenos Aires Times features an article about Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, likely covering aspects of its culture, history, or current events.
A Fujianese masseuse in Buenos Aires' Chinatown shares her experiences, mirroring the lives of many recent Chinese immigrants to Argentina, reflecting on cultural integration.
President Milei of Argentina is reportedly targeting the repeal of 70 laws as part of a significant deregulatory initiative.
Argentine President Milei is moving forward with the privatisation tender for Belgrano Cargas, a key part of his administration's economic reforms.
A Mercuria-backed oil driller is reportedly planning a substantial US$6-billion investment to expand shale operations in Argentina, signaling a major push in the region's energy sector.
Chile's government, under Kast, has canceled plans to provide legal documentation to nearly 200,000 migrants.
Oil surge elicits tough love from Trump’s Latin American allies Buenos Aires Times
A discussion is underway in Argentina regarding the country's political future, specifically focusing on scenarios involving President Javier Milei's role and influence.
Argentine President Milei has celebrated a recent court victory and criticized the opposition during a national broadcast concerning the state-owned energy company YPF.
A motorcyclist in Buenos Aires, Argentina, was robbed of his motorcycle key by two assailants while he was riding at 100 km/h on the Acceso Sudeste highway.
Two suspects involved in the drug supply case related to Liam Payne have been released pending trial.
Argentine President Javier Milei is moving forward with his privatization agenda for state-owned companies, even as reports indicate these firms are operating profitably.
A recent poll indicates that Brazil's Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro are in a technical tie in a simulated run-off election, suggesting a close contest.
Thousands of people took to the streets in Buenos Aires to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Argentina’s last military coup, remembering the bloody event.
Argentina remembers dictatorship victims as Milei challenges narrative Buenos Aires Times
Twenty survivors of a dictatorship have come forward to share their harrowing tales and experiences, recalling the horror 50 years on from a coup and offering a glimpse into the dark period and their resilience.
Anniversary recall Buenos Aires Times
Speaking from Hungary, Argentina's President Milei asserted that his country possesses the capacity to guarantee Europe's energy security.
Italian Ambassador Fabrizio Nicoletti participated in a ceremony organized by the Argentine Federal Police in Buenos Aires on March 20, where the commander of the Carabinieri's Special Operations Group (ROS) was honored.
Adorni is facing a conflict-of-interest complaint related to his wife's business links.
Interest rates in Argentina have collapsed as President Milei continues to stockpile dollars, impacting the nation's financial landscape.
Argentina has secured a discovery stay in a significant US$16-billion YPF court case in the United States, marking a procedural victory in the legal battle.
(ANSA) - BUENOS AIRES, 18 MAR - The Italian Ambassador to Argentina, Fabrizio Nicoletti, inaugurated a new edition of the 'Monday Dinner,' the traditional series of gatherings organized by the Italian Club of Buenos Aires, which regularly brings together its members and prominent figures from the community to promote exchange, dialogue, and the strengthening of ties between the two countries. During the evening—according to a press release—the ambassador addressed those present, sharing his v...
Iran claims that the United States and Israel have struck a giant gas field as the war between the nations continues to escalate.
Argentine President Javier Milei marked the anniversary of the 1994 Israeli Embassy bombing in Buenos Aires, a significant event in the country's history.
Fernández de Kirchner goes on attack as she appears in court for ‘Cuadernos’ trial Buenos Aires Times
Probe revived into ‘$LIBRA’ crypto scam creates complications for Milei Buenos Aires Times
Teen jailed for 23 years over murder of seven-year-old in carjacking Buenos Aires Times
Buenos Aires é um destino muito cativante e justifica completamente as longas horas de viagem que são necessárias para atravessar um imenso oceano que se intromete entre três continentes.
Phone records belonging to an entrepreneur have reportedly raised questions about President Milei's defense concerning the '$LIBRA' scandal.
The Buenos Aires Times has published an article discussing the challenges posed by Islamist movements.
An article titled 'The Wall Street shuffle' likely discusses dynamics, trends, or significant movements within the financial markets of Wall Street.
The Buenos Aires Times presents a roundup of notable stories that captured attention between March 6 and March 13.
Churches in Brazil are effectively using Instagram and other social media platforms to engage with Gen Z, influencing and propelling younger generations towards right-wing political views.
Oil rally can boost Argentina's shale industry, Vista CEO says Buenos Aires Times
Claudio Tapia, the president of the Argentine Football Association (AFA), has appeared in court to face charges related to alleged tax evasion.
The Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) expressed its ‘profound unrest and concern’ over the president’s criticisms, as Argentina’s manufacturing sector keeps falling La entrada Argentine industrialists clap back at Milei over ‘crony businessmen’ comment se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Chile’s new president to signal swift alignment with Trump Buenos Aires Times
Iran warns of long war that would 'destroy' world economy Buenos Aires Times
Remains of 12 dictatorship-era victims at Córdoba’s ‘La Perla’ identified Buenos Aires Times
Chevron has indicated that more efforts are needed from Argentine President Javier Milei to further stimulate the country's shale oil and gas industry.
Reports from Buenos Aires question whether Argentina is currently in a state of war, indicating an unspecified conflict or heightened tensions.
Gustavo Oscar Carrara states that Argentina has 6,000 informal settlements (villas) housing five million people. Buenos Aires Times.
Milei reaffirms alliance with Trump at ‘Shield of Americas’ summit Buenos Aires Times
An opinion piece from the Buenos Aires Times discusses the concept of a functional future, likely touching upon societal or economic visions.
An opinion piece from the Buenos Aires Times titled 'Wheels within wheels' likely delves into complex, interconnected issues or political dynamics.
Ahmad Vahidi, the suspect of the AMIA Jewish Community center bombing, was appointed head of the IRGC a day after Supreme Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in US-Israeli airstrikes.
A prosecutor in Argentina is advancing the AMIA bombing case towards trial, seeking justice for the 1994 attack on the Jewish community center in Buenos Aires.
The Buenos Aires Times has published a roundup of notable stories that captured attention between February 28 and March 6, covering various topics.
Trump demands say on Iran's next leader as Middle East war spirals Buenos Aires Times
Glacier Law reform debate likely delayed until April Buenos Aires Times
He spoke in a highly anticipated press conference amid different versions about his release La entrada Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo: ‘In my mind, I am still imprisoned’ se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
(ANSA) - BUENOS AIRES, 04 MAR - Italy and Argentina have signed a memorandum of understanding on health with the aim of deepening the convergence between the two universal public health systems. This was reported in a note specifying that the agreement was signed on the sidelines of an institutional mission by the Italian National Institute of Health (ISS) to Buenos Aires as part of the Italy-Argentina Action Plan 2025-2030. The delegation, led by its president, Prof. Rocco Bellantone, and ac...
Argentine fintech company Ualá has achieved a US$3.2 billion valuation following a new funding round, marking a significant milestone for the company.
Argentine companies trading on Wall Street also saw their shares drop as global markets continue reeling La entrada Argentina’s dollar bonds plummet, country risk rises due to war in Middle East se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Eight years after the disappearance of the ARA San Juan submarine, the trial investigating the tragedy has commenced.
Argentine football’s governing body aided talks through its Venezuelan counterpart, and even supplied the plane that brought the Argentine military police officer home La entrada Nahuel Gallo released from Venezuelan prison with key help from the AFA se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
Venezuela releases Argentine border guard Nahuel Gallo Buenos Aires Times
Who was Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Iranian Supreme Leader killed in missile attacks? The Globe and Mail