Oil, transport, steel and state workers, among others, came together to protest the government amid ‘inaction’ from Argentina’s biggest labor confederation

The strike at Argentina’s main pediatric hospital began at 7 a.m. on Wednesday following a continuing dispute over salaries

An improved assessment could have opened up to US$3 billion in investment, but a government spokesperson told the Herald there were ‘no expectations’ prior to the announcement

400 Argentines could not leave the Middle Eastern country after the airspace was closed due to the conflict intensifying in recent days

The blue and gold fanfare hit Nashville, but a draw with Auckland City spelled an early exit for Miguel Ángel Russo’s team

Judge Julieta Makintach, who was already under a 90-day suspension, filed her resignation after an impeachment complaint was filed against her

Milei’s wholehearted endorsement of Israel marks a new direction in Argentina’s diplomatic traditions — but it’s not clear what the country is getting in return

The bond had been offered in the past two auctions, surprising the markets with its omission

The government argued that it is ‘unnecessary’ given there already exists a fund destined to assist those affected