‘You can cut down on some things, but education is the future — and you cannot cut down the future’

A Chinese state-owned company will print AR$ 20,000 peso bills in 2025 after a private bidding process condemned by local state workers

The voting system, already in use in several provinces, will be implemented in next year’s legislative elections

A woman from Mendoza is requesting to meet the Salvadoran president on behalf of her son who is imprisoned in El Salvador

While the government celebrated the result as proof that banks are lending to the private sector, analysts say it’s too early to tell

The president’s approval numbers have dipped to their lowest level since the start of his administration

The Peronist bloc aims to repeal the executive order in both chambers ‘because it may lead us to another crisis’

Analysts warned that the 2025 budget bill could deepen Argentina’s recession and harm the country’s most vulnerable sectors

Audio messages, and new pictures allegedly show more instances of physical and verbal abuse by Argentina’s ex-President Alberto Fernández, who denies the allegations

The US Department of Justice called for Judge Loretta Preska to postpone a decision on Argentina forfeiting its shares in the oil and gas company