Rising tensions within the country’s oldest political party led to 12 lawmakers creating a new ‘Democracy Forever’ bloc in the Chamber of Deputies

Roughly a third of the citizens of San Pedro fell victim to a fake crypto trading app called RainbowEx. Now, two prosecutors are investigating the case

Argentina’s Foreign Minister Diana Mondino blamed the mistake on ‘leftist ideology’

‘What he is ultimately doing is bleeding out public universities little by little’

The British Supreme Court has rejected Argentina’s request to appeal the US$1.75 billion lawsuit it lost against four hedge funds over securities linked to Argentina’s 2013 gross domestic product. Monday’s …

‘Everything was normal until all the organizations left the area, and there were very few people left, then these characters appeared to provoke this situation’

The Health Ministry claims it wants to ‘restructure’ the facility on the grounds that it is not being efficiently used

Two funds that won lawsuits against the country claim that the financial institution’s assets can be seized as payment

The fund’s spokesperson said reducing poverty ‘remains a priority’ but declined to comment on negotiations regarding a future program

Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni cited ‘severe inefficiencies’ as workers protested outside the facility