Argentines said their drop in trust responds mostly to macroeconomic conditions, and future expectations plummeted 7.2% compared to June

Multiple Argentine outlets reported that AFA president Claudio Tapia had his cellphone confiscated by the FBI after Argentina’s men’s national team returned from the World Cup

Argentines said their drop in trust responds mostly to macroeconomic conditions, and future expectations plummeted …

Multiple Argentine outlets reported that AFA president Claudio Tapia had his cellphone confiscated by the …

The initiative aims to settle concerns raised by tax experts after the initial bill passed …

The Washington DC appeals court upheld a ruling in favor of the Titan Consortium hedge …

The credit rating agency cited lower default risk in line with macroeconomic stabilization due to …

Following a post by actor Samuel L. Jackson saying Argentina is ‘the most racist’ country …

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Thousands of fans gathered around the Obelisco to celebrate the achievements of …

The Galperin Merit Scholarship aims to speed up the transition from the …

More than 70 stores were raided in Buenos Aires and Entre Ríos …

After 5.2% growth in 2022, “negative statistical inertia” and drought likely to …

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Sports

The Albiceleste goalkeeper said the pain of losing the World Cup final to Spain is ‘hard to explain,’ echoing the sentiments expressed by several teammates

Despite the loss, thousands of people traveled to welcome the players, but there was no official welcome or ceremony

The Argentina coach was overwhelmed with emotion and cast doubts over his continuity at the helm

At 39, the Argentine captain remains one of the best players in the world, but signs of a potential farewell have been there for a long time

Economics & Business

Politics

Marking a new anniversary of the attack, the AMIA head said there had been ‘no relevant developments’ in the investigation over the past year

The vessel had sailed from the Malvinas Islands and entered Argentine waters without notifying local authorities, according to the government, a claim the UK denies

In a speech on the eve of the Argentine Independence Day, the president highlighted achievements of his government, seeking to win investors’ trust

Herald favorites

From game bars and sharing menus to unlimited baos and late-night cocktails, here’s where to celebrate one of Argentina’s most beloved traditions and seek comfort after the World Cup final

A new generation of producers is bringing Argentina’s historic grapes back into the spotlight, pairing centuries-old vineyards with fresh, contemporary winemaking

Latest additions show the city’s troubled dining scene still has range — and room for surprise

From pastries and tostados to endless conversation, there’s more to Argentina’s late afternoon mealtime than meets the eye

Culture & Lifestyle

The Scaloneta gave us everything we could have wanted and more, from epic performances to cinematic comebacks, all while facing criticism head-on

Buenos Aires’ Han and Mendoza’s La Vida, Centauro and Cal join the now 14-restaurants list, still topped by two-starred Aramburu

Human rights

José Ignacio Saravia Day was convicted for the false imprisonment of three soldiers, one of whom remains missing

A judge ruled that the execution of 12 men — of which seven survived — was a human rights violation committed by the Argentine state 70 years ago

The case will examine the abduction and identity substitution of Marcos Ramos and his brother during the last dictatorship

She spent more than 50 years searching for her son, Alejandro Almeida, who was kidnapped by the Triple A in 1975