In the 2019 ‘Monte Massacre’, officers pursued and shot at a moving car, causing a fatal crash

Xavier Vera is alleged to have arranged jobs at state oil firm Petroecuador in exchange for bribes

Governor Gildo Insfrán has not announced his candidacy for what would be his eighth term

Social movements will camp out on Wednesday and march on Thursday protesting poverty and unemployment

Pilagá Indigenous people say land clearing for soybean plantations is driving drought

After Tuesday’s Supreme Court ruling, San Juan held partial elections and Tucumán’s polls were suspended entirely

Juan Darthés was first sued by Thelma Fardin in 2018

A special task force helps locals fight blazes in Santa Juana with “strategic grazing”

Virgilio Saquicela was supported by politicians seeking to impeach President Guillermo Lasso