The inferno, which killed 194 people, marked a before and after in Argentine culture and legislation

Extending the 2023 bill will see the government assigning funding increases at its own discretion

Argentina’s libertarian president said he’d take a ‘deep chainsaw’ to the state in his second year in office

The rights watchdog made the comment in a note celebrating the identification of a man stolen from his parents by the dictatorship

The attorney general said Patricia Bullrich and Gerardo Werthein are considered ‘persons of interest’ in the case

Argentina is entering 2025 with good indicators, including low country risk, a stable currency market, and rising activity. The challenge? Competitiveness

Los Grobo Agropecuaria and its subsidiary Agrofina said that they were unable to pay around US$400 million in debt

The government has attributed the sale to pent-up demand from the auto sector after the PAIS tax was lifted

The government recently slashed 50% of the Human Rights Secretariat staff, which is in charge of running them