While Buenos Aires’ summer refuses to leave, books, cinema karaoke and a …
Argentine companies trading on Wall Street also saw their shares drop as global markets continue reeling
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Milei claimed his austerity measures would hit the elites. Instead, they’re criminalizing poverty
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President Milei went on a rampage on social media, bashing Governor Torres and even making a veiled threat of sending him to prison
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The country lost the US$1.5 billion lawsuit in January in a London court
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Gita Gopinath stated that social and political support were ‘crucial’ in order to guarantee the durability of economic reforms
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Retired policeman Juan Keller and former minister Jaime Lamont Smart were convicted for the 1978 murder of Horacio Orué and the kidnapping and torture of his family
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The presidential spokesman said Milei’s administration ‘will be dismantling institutes that are good for nothing’
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A report said that the phenomena that fed the fires could become more common due to the rise in global temperature
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The Academic Board requested the government update the national budget and enable wage negotiations
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Gita Gopinath praised the ‘ongoing efforts to restore macroeconomic stability’
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The Argentine Foreign Minister ‘expressed dissatisfaction’ with the British Foreign Secretary’s visit to the islands on Monday