The 26th Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival announced its lineup of 327 titles, including 147 Argentine short and feature-length films

As university professors hold protests due to low salaries, a federal court ordered the Milei administration to comply with a law that established pay raises

The Brazilian judiciary accepted an habeas corpus filed by Agostina Páez’s defense so she can await her sentence in her country

The boy, 15, brought a shotgun inside a guitar case and began shooting as students were getting ready to enter their classrooms. Two others were injured

Known as ‘hojarasca’ or ‘dead leaves’ bill, it aims to eliminate outdated and unapplicable laws

The economy minister defended President Javier Milei’s program, but said that growth might not be equal for all sectors

Statistics show that the manufacturing sector and wholesale and retail sales kept falling

The government will receive bids for Intercargo until May 7

The Chief of Staff avoided sharing data about his income and announced an ambitious reform package with renewed push for expropriations law

A riverside barbecue showdown, a prog legend’s return, French New Wave on the big screen, and a powerful MACBA exhibition lead this week’s standout picks