ATENEA, developed by Argentine public institutions, established communication 70,000 kilometers away from Earth as part of US Moon mission

The well-established chef is still both driving opinion and injecting common sense and respectful work environments in the food world, all while sprouting a legacy of young talent

Agostina Páez was allowed to leave Rio de Janeiro after paying bail. She met with libertarian senator Patricia Bullrich

Mohsen Soltani Tehrani left the country after being declared ‘persona non grata’

The president paid tribute to Argentina’s fallen soldiers in the 1982 Malvinas War

Soledad Palameta Miller is a faculty member at the Biology Institute of the State University of Campinas

From a deep dive into the labor union history at the ex-ESMA to a massive rock marathon and a nationwide celebration of Spanish flavors, here are our weekend recommendations

The 26th Buenos Aires Independent Film Festival announced its lineup of 327 titles, including 147 Argentine short and feature-length films

As university professors hold protests due to low salaries, a federal court ordered the Milei administration to comply with a law that established pay raises