The country’s main trade union organization deemed the law ‘unconstitutional’

Non-bank lending is growing more than traditional credit, but it comes at a cost

New tariffs imposed by Donald Trump in response to the top court’s decision could undermine Buenos Aires’ competitive edge, analysts say

A government unit is trying to locate the 135,000 people who went missing during a decades-long armed conflict. The differences with Argentina’s memory process

Union leaders gave a press conference and assessed the nationwide protest against Milei’s labor reform

Fate is the latest in a series of closures affecting major companies

Marco Lavagna stepped down from the INDEC over disagreements on how the price index should be calculated

Demian Reidel resigned a week after two managers appointed by him quit. They were targeted by an internal complaint denouncing overpricing in contracts

The government said the agreement would open the path to an additional US$1 billion worth of exports

The mission will audit the country’s economic program and, if passed, the lender would grant the government a US$1.1 billion disbursement