Construction of the first reactor designed in the country is on the …
Facundo Iglesia
Facundo Iglesia is an economics, finance and technology reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Wired, Le Monde Diplomatique, Rest of World, Perfil, among many others. In 2021, he won the ESET Latin American Award for Journalism on Computer Security.
The move is meant to combat the spike in drug trafficking and gang-related violence with critics concerned about its …
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The president held LLA members responsible for the currency run while Milei put the move down to ‘fear’ in a press conference
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Economics
Massa says he will go hard on ‘speculators’: ‘I won’t stop until I see them in jail’
The Economy Minister claimed he would jail the ‘four or five’ people that caused the run on the currency even if he doesn’t win the election
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Over 800 people with inactive taxpayer numbers appeared to have operated in the MEP dollar market, the authorities said.
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Human rights
Amnesty International: Jujuy’s police committed arbitrary detentions, illegal use of force
Some people did not make legal complaints or stopped protesting ‘for fear of repercussion’
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‘Argentina’s refusal to pay judgments is well documented and widely recognized,’ said Burford
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Do you know your Qatar dollar from your Coldplay dollar? Your blue dollar from your blue chip swap? Here’s a guide from the Herald
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AgustÃn Salvia, the country’s leading expert in poverty, reveals what lies beneath the latest stats
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Leaps in the parallel rate have left the gap between the official and informal rates at 129%
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A recent industry expo in Buenos Aires showcased how the local industry has grown in the past few years
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2023 elections
Dollarization and cloning: Milei reveals who he’d appoint to two key posts if he wins the election
The far-right candidate said a dollarization advocate would head the Central Bank and a cloning expert would lead the CONICET