Your guide to this weekend includes a collaborative culinary fundraiser for Venezuela, …
On Tuesday, he became the first Argentine president to attend the Independence Day celebrations at the US embassy in …
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Standard & Poor’s upgraded its credit rating, sparking dollar-denominated sovereign bonds to rise by as much as 3%
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Buenos Aires celebrates the long weekend with food festivals, a milestone bar anniversary, and beer-infused vinyls
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Three months after questions emerged over his finances, the chief of staff filed amended asset disclosures and admitted he evaded taxes
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The deal includes a 24.33% wage increase and funding for university hospitals. The lawsuit will not be withdrawn
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Human rightsPolitics
Press and rights groups warn Milei lobby bill could lead to ‘permanent state surveillance’
Freedom of expression and human rights organizations say a provision regulating lobbying activities could weaken democratic participation
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The public wake of rock star Indio Solari is a new example of massive mourning of cultural and political icons
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Lola Arias’ 2016 production featuring British and Argentine veterans will be staged as part of the Herald’s 150th anniversary celebrations
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The law would allow the government to grant the military more power to restore order, as protests and blockades continue
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Get outLifestyleWhat to do in Buenos Aires
Get Out!: Art circuits, football ghosts, and cinematic nightmares
More than 60 galleries open their doors across the city, plus Taxi Driver, Ari Aster, literary parties, tango, and pop megashows. Here’s what to do in the city this week
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Editor-in-chief Estefanía Pozzo will be competing in the Editors category at the event on Thursday