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The release of Gustavo Gabriel Rivara leaves three Argentines still detained in that country considered to be political prisoners
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Brazil’s leader also reaffirmed his commitment to creating the “Sur” common currency
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Petro made the announcement at the South American presidents summit in Brazil
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In its second May auction, the government faced maturities for AR$447.8 billion
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The economy minister announced investments in dams, water treatment plants, and high-voltage lines — which will also strengthen Argentina’s international reserves
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Mauricio Macri’s cousin will compete in the JxC primary to see who will run for the coalition in the elections
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The Venezuelan president is visiting Brazil for the first time since 2015
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France, Honduras, and Iraq were eliminated in the final day of the group stage
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The Buenos Aires-Miami flight was delayed by over nine hours, reportedly causing over a million dollars in losses to the airline
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