The president emphasized that private investments were the only way out for the Argentine economy

Faculties at the university, the alma mater of 4 of Argentina’s 5 nobel laureate, are turning off lights and cutting activities to save money

But it’s for used fighter jets and pay increases for government officials, not universities

The president promised he would not devalue the peso again in an hour-long address

The Episcopalian Conference issued a statement raising concern about a society ‘ruled by individualism and a loveless kind of freedom’

Gerardo Werthein will be stationed in Washington D.C. while Rabbi Axel Wahnish will be in Tel Aviv

The funding will allow Argentina to purchase equipment and enhance interoperability with US military forces

The questions include asking voters to approve allowing the military to patrol with police and increasing sentences for terrorism and murder

Lights were turned off in University of Buenos Aires classrooms both to raise awareness and save money

Defense Minister Luis Petri presented a letter of intent to NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana in Brussels