New polling indicates Argentines’ disapproval of the government’s performance has climbed above 50% in recent months

The day of commemoration for the victims of the 1976-1983 dictatorship arrives in a climate of state hostility toward rights defenders

A message broadcast across Buenos Aires train stations warned that police will ‘crack down on all attacks against the republic’

Alan Claudio Beraud will replace Martín García Moritán, a career diplomat who retired in January

Researchers describe Argentina’s President Javier Milei as belonging to a growing group of ‘men who defend men’ — a group that also includes Donald Trump

The authorities say the workers’ tasks were duplicated, but ATE says entire disaster relief teams have been laid off

The president announced a series of government proposals, subject to congressional approval, to a half-full house

After Noemí Gianetti’s children were taken by the dictatorship, she vowed to fight for justice — whatever the cost

Alejo Ramos Padilla ruled that only Congress has the authority to change the bank’s legal status and contested the president’s claims otherwise

The bill passed with 43 votes on Thursday evening in a session marked by discussions of the LIBRA crypto scandal