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The conflict ended minutes after Maximiliano Pullaro gave a press conference where he called the demands ‘genuine and fair’
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His comments came after Argentine customs fined people for trying to bring vehicles with fake and irregular paperwork to Paraguay
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Temperatures plunged to -12°C in parts of Río Negro and -10°C in El Calafate
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After signing his contract, ‘La Pulga’ said he’s ready to start training with the team
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The document seeks to boost Argentina’s energy exports to the bloc
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At CELAC summit, EU promises to invest EUR45 billion in LatAm
President Fernández is expected to sign an energy memorandum with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
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The fight for the bill started in the 90s, when LGBTIQ+ movements presented the first projects to legalize it
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President-elect Santiago Peña also said he was ‘fully committed’ to his country’s relationship with Taipei
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The Buenos Aires mayor presented eight measures he would take if elected president
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Bernardo Arevalo’s exclusion had led to a flood of international criticism
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“Well, this got too complicated,” Franco Rinaldi wrote in his resignation tweet