Actor Juan Darthés was convicted to six years in prison for raping Thelma Fardin in 2009 when she was 16. His appeals were rejected by the Court

Agency rises the country’s credit score from CCC+ citing stronger fiscal and external position, but flags inflation risks

The Economist and Financial Times described a rapidly declining presidential image as corruption scandals and inflation grow

Tony Janzen Valverde (‘Pequeño J’) was handed over by Perú. He faces charges for the deaths of Morena Verdi, Brenda del Castillo and Lara Gutiérrez in 2025

Haley Cohen Gilliland’s ‘A Flower Traveled in My Blood’, which depicts the Abuelas’ search for abducted grandchildren, made the top 3 of the prestigious US prize

The 60 year-old Argentine publishing company announced it will cease operations this year, after losing key authors and amid industry turmoil

The government has announced plans to cut 240 posts at the National Meteorological Service. Workers warn flights and emergency alerts will be affected

The drop, going on four consecutive years, is attributed mainly to institutional hostility and attacks on journalists

The ex president was being investigated for an alleged fraud scheme, but a court ruled there was not enough evidence to pursue the accusation

It will allow Argentina to export LNG and is a new blow for the country’s biggest steel producer Techint, often criticized by President Milei