Ernesto Villarruel was charged with crimes committed during the last military dictatorship in 2015 but was unable to stand trial for health reasons

Dean Adriana Rodríguez claims the university is losing its ‘most valuable asset’

From posters for your wall to collectors editions for your bookshelf, take advantage of the long weekend with some good-looking fairs

Industrial production has risen for two months in a row after a June trough — but remains well short of 2023 levels, official numbers show

This is the second time that deputies have backed a presidential block on bills that would have increased state spending

A decade after the disappearance of the Ayotzinapa 43, questions over the Mexican government’s relationship with the military will loom large in Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration

In a blistering statement, members of the Argentine film industry take aim at the Milei government, claiming that they are “under attack”

The Buenos Aires City subway will also be affected. Buses have confirmed their own strike for October 31

Unions say the raise is a small fraction of the sum their staff have lost to inflation