While the typical monthly defaulted average in Argentina is around US$30 million, it has skyrocketed to US$180 million, a report warns

More than 100,000 people signed up to debate a controversial law loosening restrictions on mining in glaciers and their surrounding areas

The Chief of Staff avoided sharing data about his income and announced an ambitious reform package with renewed push for expropriations law

A riverside barbecue showdown, a prog legend’s return, French New Wave on the big screen, and a powerful MACBA exhibition lead this week’s standout picks

The Argentine race driver will run for the first time on Argentine soil since earning a seat in motorsport’s biggest series

Agostina Páez faced up to 15 years in prison, but she is expected to receive a reduced sentence that can be replaced with community service and a fine

In a document read at the Plaza de Mayo, human rights organizations demanded fair sentences for dictatorship criminals and questioned Javier Milei’s policies

A new generation within Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo prepares to continue the search that became a global icon of the fight for human rights

Although dictatorships were common in Argentina, the last military junta’s vicious violence was unlike anything the country had seen before