The president of the entity grouping them called for a “stable macroeconomy” and a “strong currency”

They’re accused of attacks which have left nearly two dozen people dead over the past two years

The Vatican said he will recite the Angelus on Sunday and confirmed his agenda for next week

She was speaking at the inauguration of a hospital annex in Santa Cruz province

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The bombing of the Israeli-Argentine Mutualist Association in Buenos Aires killed 85 people in 1994

Frente de Todos also changed its name before the Wednesday midnight deadline to register electoral coalitions

The match also saw the debut of Spanish-born Alejandro Garnacho, who chose to play for Argentina

Demonstrations continue over educators’ salary demands and a controversial proposed reform to the provincial constitution