Social leader Juan Grabois said the Human Capital Ministry should still comply with the ruling ordering renewed food deliveries

The government blamed the outstanding US$350,000 tab on the previous administration, but some trips took place after Milei took office

The financial firm had asked for the country’s equity stake as partial payment for the US$16.1 billion trial over the company’s expropriation

The Argentine attorney represented the French state in the dictatorship trials for the murder of nuns Alice Domon and Léonie Duquet

The hedge fund is reportedly seeking to force an out-of-court negotiation in the US$16.1 billion lawsuit

This is the first time an alleged Ukrainian torture victim pursues justice in Argentine courts

The New York judge declared the case closed and the lawsuits void. Plaintiffs have 30 days to appeal

AmCham and IDEA called for honest candidates and gender parity in the country’s top court

Argentina’s top court should have five members, but it has had four since 2021