The Argentine race driver will compete at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, the place where he earned his first ever Formula 1 points

The lower house convened against the backdrop of a nationwide march in favor of public universities

The decision has caused controversy because Nucleoeléctrica Argentina is one of the country’s few state companies that turns a profit

A New York court had ordered the province to pay the hedge funds US$124.7 million for defaulting on bonds in 2020, after they declined to participate in a debt restructure

Francisco Tenório Cerqueira Júnior, who disappeared in Buenos Aires in March 1976, was likely kidnapped and killed by military forces

The groundbreaking cofounder of Salvaje Bakery, who advanced sourdough bread in an overprocessed world of baked goods, passed away on Sunday

The president announced that in 2026 there will be more funding for pensions, as well as public hospitals and universities

Cairns previously served as the UK’s ambassador to Sweden and spent six years at Norwegian energy company, Equinor

A new book and exhibition in Buenos Aires focus on her unpublished letters and photos taken in Europe