A recent survey carried out by social organizations found over 12,000 unhoused people only in Buenos Aires City

The labor federation looked to halt the law on the grounds that it made ‘detrimental and permanent changes’ to workers’ rights

The unprecedented move comes amid President Javier Milei’s escalating campaign against journalists and critical media outlets

During a mass on the first anniversary of Jorge Bergoglio’s death, Jorge García Cuerva also emphasized the need to care for the vulnerable

The government, who never granted the resources for the law approved in 2025, now wants to limit the number of beneficiaries

The pontiff paid his respects in Africa. The Vatican and Buenos Aires will also hold several activities in Jorge Bergoglio’s memory

A national deputy and a YouTuber, representing the president’s sister and his advisor, clashed on X

The Argentine president received an honorary doctorate from Bar-Ilan University and the Presidential Medal of Honor during his third official trip to Tel Aviv

Keiko Fujimori secured a place in a runoff as missing ballots, fraud claims, and a knife-edge race for second deepen uncertainty