The document contains over 300 articles annulling or modifying laws that protect Argentine workers from predatory business practices

Attempts to modify so many laws must be debated in Congress, not passed via decree, politicians and constitutional lawyers argue

Outraged neighbors flocked to street corners and squares, banging pots and pans and chanting against the government

The measures, implemented via decree, attack the role of the state and mark a radical shift towards free markets

Despite the government’s new anti-protest protocol, the annual demonstration turned protest saw minimal violence between security forces and marchers

An oral reconstruction of what it was like to be amid the five million Argentines celebrating the World Cup win. Originally published in Crisis magazine, translated and adapted for the Herald.

The prisoners will be freed in exchange for the release of Maduro ally Alex Saab, according to sources with knowledge of the matter

Colin Armstrong was Britain’s former honorary consul in Guayaquil and had been abducted on Saturday

As Milei implements sweeping austerity measures amid soaring inflation, the march commemorating victims of the 2001 crisis carries echoes of the past