The Argentine police say Gonzalo Tamame took his own life in custody. Rights organizations say that’s a common story to cover up torture and murder

Speaking before a Senate committee, the Cuban-born physician also said he would promote talks over Malvinas sovereignty

After missing the initial Saturday midnight deadline due to power cuts, the long-awaited candidate reveal was extended until Monday

While workers are not expected to go on strike, similar assemblies have affected flight schedules and airport services in the past

The deadline to present the candidates was extended until Monday as the three Peronist factions were on the brink of a breakup

It’s been 31 years since the bombing but many questions remain unanswered. Who were the perpetrators? Are any of them in jail? Why was the attack carried out?

They urged the International Criminal Court to include this in its investigation of Nicolás Maduro’s crimes against humanity

A judge has ruled that Milei posts on X in a presidential capacity after a deluge of online hate prompted the family of a 12-year-old autism awareness activist to sue the president

Without naming her, Milei accused the vice president of being a ‘traitor’ for validating the session, while Villarruel in turn distanced herself from the president’s policies

The former will compete with the name Fuerza Patria, while the latter will run under the banner of President Milei’s party