Argentine President Javier Milei said it was a step towards ‘the defense of life, freedom and private property’ in the region

80 years after the Nazi trials and 40 years since the Argentine dictatorship was first condemned, we look at the lessons both historic cases left

An Israeli and British joint venture will invest US$2.1 billion in the first oil production off the coast of the islands.

Joaquín Ignacio Mogaburu is expected to continue with the ‘rearrangement’ of the area, which has included cuts and mass layoffs

Changes to labor, fiscal, and tax laws are on the docket for the extraordinary sessions of Congress set to begin on Wednesday

A new UCA Social Debt Observatory brief shows the figure falling to 36%, almost 10 points lower than the same period of 2024

International Monetary Fund spokesperson Julie Kozack said that meeting the 2025 reserves target will be ‘challenging’ for the country and called for robust reforms

Alberto Baños recently denied that the military had disappeared 30,000 during the dictatorship and called rights organizations ‘corrupt’

Currently a deputy, Villaverde was elected to the upper house in October, but was blocked by the senate over a 24-year-old drug-trafficking case 

Peronism lost three key deputies over the past week, while the ruling party continues to add new members