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Argentine President Javier Milei has never been shy about his admiration for the United States. On the campaign trail he called it a “model” for...
If you’ve been following the news, you know that Han Kang won the 2024 Nobel Prize in literature. It’s likely you’ve also heard that she was the...
Argentina made it into the quarterfinals of the 2024 Copa América after a hard-fought 1-0 win against Chile on Tuesday. Lautaro Toro Martínez scored...
Book Day in Argentina is June 15 and we decided to celebrate it with a rundown of what our staff has been reading lately. One of the many good things...
Some of the drawings show the building’s facade. A detailed watercolor fresco displaying the detailed window sills and moldings seen in some of...
Marisa Lago, the United States Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade, said she is “bullish” on opportunities for trade between...
An Argentine high court called the 1994 AMIA bombing a “crime against humanity” and said Iran was behind the attack in a ruling issued Thursday. ...
Argentina will increase its “strategic alliance” with the United States in order to better defend its sovereignty, President Javier Milei vowed...
Raúl Cubas doesn’t remember the first time Argentina won the FIFA World Cup. He knows that he watched the final at his parents’ home, and recalls...
Behind a fence and a set of low buildings in northern Buenos Aires, the secluded grassland of the Campo de Deportes ESMA is easy to miss. Spread...
Last week, we announced that we would begin publishing messages sent by Herald readers. From concerns over the fate of guanacos and political turmoil...
A demonstration outside Argentina’s classic Gaumont movie theater was met with a police crackdown on Thursday, with officers tear gassing the crowd...
Santa Fe Governor Maximiliano Pullaro made headlines Wednesday after sharing images on social media of a raid in a Rosario prison showing men...
United States Secretary of State Antony Blinken called his Friday morning meeting with President Javier Milei “very productive,” saying Argentina...
Technology and art have long overlapped, but talk about crossovers between the two has skyrocketed since the eruption of Artificial Intelligence (AI)....
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) and the Office of the Special Rapporteur for Freedom of Expression (SRFOE) stated they were...
Salvadorans are set to vote on Sunday for their new president, and there are few doubts regarding the outcome. Despite accusations of human rights...
A federal judge has halted the government’s attempts to remove restrictions on foreign entities buying land in Argentina. On Monday, Judge Ernesto...
Three Tucumán national deputies have split from the Peronist Unión por la Patria coalition to form a separate bloc that will back parts of President...
By Juan Décima and Facundo Iglesia President Javier Milei sent his massive, 351-page-long, 664-article bill aimed at deeply reforming the Argentine...
Unless you’re an architecture buff, the name Clorindo Testa might not ring a bell. But start walking around Buenos Aires, and you’ll inevitably...
Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni announced Friday in his morning press conference that the government will reduce chauffeurs for public officials...
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