Our first selection of readers’ messages is devoted to politics and wildlife in Patagonia and a search for a collectors item from Antarctica

The crowd at the Gaumont was protesting huge state funding cuts to Argentina’s world-renowned film industry

Maximiliano Pullaro shared images of a raid showing men surrounded by masked officers with no shirts on and their heads lowered

The US Secretary of State pointed to Argentina’s potential in the energy transition as one of the areas to expand cooperation

Intersecciones del futuro will run through February at a BA art center and feature exhibits, workshops, and talks centered around the crossroads of art and technology

The human rights organization called on the Argentine government to ‘respect freedom of expression’ and guarantee safety

Despite term limits and a dismal human rights record, the ‘World’s Coolest Dictator’ is expected to win Sunday’s presidential race with ease

An association of Malvinas veterans filed a lawsuit claiming the decree’s land liberalization provisions were unconstitutional

Milei’s coalition is frantically negotiating support for his flagship deregulatory policy package in a divided Congress

The bill requests a ‘public emergency’ be declared, which would allow the Executive Branch to govern without having to go through Congress