The government-mandated talks come after a week of strikes that have resulted in daily losses of US$10 million

Javier Olivera Ravassi reportedly brokered a meeting between LLA legislators and several dictatorship-era war criminals at Ezeiza prison in July

In a blurring of the line between security and defense, the military could be deployed without declaring a state of siege if a new legal project is approved

With the equivalent of 5% of GDP maturing by December, analysts warn that the situation still hinges on currency controls

Argentina’s vice president said the Fernández government’s pandemic measures meant she couldn’t empathize with the former first lady’s descriptions of violence she allegedly suffered

Abusive men are everywhere, including at the highest levels of government. That doesn’t refute the need for the state to protect women — it reaffirms it

Argentina’s former first lady claimed she had been living in the guest house at the presidential residence since July 2023

Chewing the bilingual cud with words and phrases we had to translate this week

Aerolíneas Argentinas employees will hold assemblies to discuss working conditions between August 19 and 30