The chief of staff also said that he ‘did not commit any crime.’ The statements came during his first administration report to Congress

Verónica Ojeda said the people in charge of Maradona’s well-being also worsened his health issues

The Brazilian president said the long-delayed agreement was won through ‘iron, sweat, and blood’ as gradual implementation began on May 1

A surprise defeat for the Buenos Aires Open champion sees him drop, in a tournament that also saw a good outing for Solana Sierra

The professors’ unions also called for a nationwide march on May 12, while the government urged rectors to find ‘alternative methods’ to guarantee lessons

The brief stated that the assistance has ‘raised questions’ regarding how certain funds are used

The charges include forced imprisonment, torture, and rape in Mansión Seré and other detention centers five decades ago

Some of Argentina’s hospitality talents are forging names for themselves in the ‘cidade maravilhosa’  — and beyond

The Argentine president defended his economic policies and backed Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni amid illicit enrichment accusations