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Vice President Victoria Villarruel stood by the controversial comments on racism she made last week, saying that her only goal was to “defend the...
President Javier Milei’s popularity is slowly beginning to dip as the economic crisis worsens. According to a series of recent polls, the public’s...
Additional reporting by Facundo Iglesia Human rights organizations and politicians from different parties have strongly condemned a group of deputies...
Horacio Neuah was there by chance. Picking up an order from a fabric shop in the busy Buenos Aires neighborhood of Once and loading it into his car....
Thousands of people were trapped in a human avalanche while trying to go inside the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami to watch the Copa América final...
Argentina’s sovereignty claim over the Malvinas Islands was absent from the joint declaration issued by Mercosur members during a bloc summit in...
After over four months of compulsory paid leave, Télam journalists will return to work on Wednesday — this time, in a new public news agency....
Facundo Gómez, one of the five people who remained imprisoned for protesting President Javier Milei’s Ley Bases in front of Congress on June 12,...
The Malvinas Islands government has launched a public consultation asking islanders to weigh in on the environmental impact of an offshore oil...
Four months after the government suddenly shuttered Argentina’s public news agency, Télam, it has formally turned the organization into an...
President Javier Milei’s flagship reform bill, known as Ley Bases, is being debated on the Congress floor one last time in a session that began...
On June 13, Loan Danilo Peña’s father took him for lunch at his grandmother’s. It was the five-year-old’s first time visiting her in the small...
Former Tucumán Governor José Alperovich was convicted Tuesday on nine counts of sexual assault for abusing and raping his niece and sentenced to 16...
Additional reporting by Facundo Iglesia Senators have begun debating President Javier Milei’s flagship bill, known as Ley Bases. In addition to...
Foreign Minister Diana Mondino might be the next to leave the government. After former Chief of Staff Nicolás Posse was pushed to resign two weeks...
Even before becoming president, Javier Milei has insulted Argentina’s memory policies, which aim to commemorate and seek justice for victims of the...
The government has shut down what remained of the former Ministry of Women, Genders, and Diversity. The office had been demoted to an undersecretariat...
Human rights activist Lita Boitano has died at 92. She was currently president of the Relatives of People Disappeared and Detained for Political...
President Javier Milei’s flagship state, economic, labor, and pension reforms will be approved by Congress in July, according to Chief of Staff...
“I won’t apologize for having a penis,” Javier Milei said to cheers and applause at the Buenos Aires Book Fair. The year was 2022, and the...
The security ministry refused to hand over the personal files of dozens of security forces members requested by the National Identity Commission...
Nicolás Posse has resigned as chief of staff of the Milei administration and Interior Minister Guillermo Francos will replace him, an official...
While the process has taken longer than the government might have hoped, the congressional debate over the flagship reform bill known as Ley Bases is...
The government announced a 270% budget increase for national public universities aimed at covering operational costs. The increase would be equal to...
Argentina is known for mate, football, and asado, but also for its powerful workers’ movement. The latter has become stronger and larger over the...
Additional reporting by Facundo Iglesia The government gave the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) a 270% budget increase for operational costs on...
President Javier Milei said that overturning legal abortion in Argentina is not part of his government’s agenda, despite his self-proclaimed...
Ruling coalition La Libertad Avanza (LLA) is preparing for another round of intense negotiations to gather support for President Javier Milei’s...
Economically, Argentina’s public universities are still in critical condition. After last week’s massive march to defend public education and a...
The Chamber of Deputies approved a pared-down version of President Javier Milei’s state reform proposal known as “omnibus bill” after 20 hours...
The National Genetic Database, used to find the children of people disappeared by the dictatorship and reunite them with their biological families,...
An Argentine former navy officer has been convicted of crimes against humanity after a photo smuggled by a detainee helped to prove his involvement in...
Argentina has requested Pakistani and Sri Lankan authorities arrest Iranian Interior Minister Ahmad Vahidi while he visits those countries. The...
Despite presiding over skyrocketing inflation and an administration beset by infighting, Peronism was upbeat in October 2023. Presidential candidate...
By Martina Jaureguy and Sofía De Sousa Nataliya Gumenyuk is anxious. It’s been raining all week, and on the morning of the interview, the thunder...
By Martina Jaureguy and Facundo Iglesia The Buenos Aires province government has accused U.S. iris-scanning company Worldcoin of including “abusive...
Hundreds of people stood in a line stretching over two blocks outside a bar called Gabbana in Palermo last Sunday. Their goal was to sign up as...
Buenos Aires legislator Victoria Montenegro filed a complaint against Defense Minister Luis Petri before the United Nations after the Defense Ministry...
Fired state employees grouped within the union State Workers Association (ATE by its Spanish initials) sought to enter their workplaces on Wednesday...
At least 5,600 state workers were laid off over the past week amid President Javier Milei’s severe austerity measures, according to the State...
Public news channel TV Pública’s programming will be canceled on Wednesday on the grounds that there is “no money,” a slogan President Javier...
Around 400,000 people flocked to Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires for Sunday’s National Day of Memory, Truth, and Justice march. This year, collective...
Sebastián Santana Camargo knew that the five activists forced to board the plane in Paraguay were never seen again. The Uruguayan artist had been...
Argentina is going through its worst dengue outbreak in 20 years. In 2024 alone, over 100,000 cases have been registered and 69 people have died. ...
A farm worker died Thursday in Jujuy after suffering heat stroke the previous day while harvesting lemons for agribusiness company Ledesma, according...
Nineteen people from the Human Rights Secretariat have been laid off without prior notice within the past week. Asked for comment, a press...
An Argentine judge has asked Uruguayan authorities to repatriate a plane used to transport victims of the region’s dictatorships from Paraguay to...