After 54 luxury vehicles were found in a mansion raided during a money laundering investigation, the senator called for an ethics probe against Claudio Tapia and Pablo Toviggino

The far-right candidate beat Jeannette Jara, the government’s left-wing chosen successor, by a 16-point margin

Argentina’s opposition and unions have blasted the bill as an attack on workers’ rights — and called a protest march

Joaquín Ignacio Mogaburu is expected to continue with the ‘rearrangement’ of the area, which has included cuts and mass layoffs

Changes to labor, fiscal, and tax laws are on the docket for the extraordinary sessions of Congress set to begin on Wednesday

The move adds tension to the ongoing feud between Venezuela and Argentina, who have already severed diplomatic ties

Carlos Presti will be the first military officer to take the role since the return of democracy

Alberto Baños recently denied that the military had disappeared 30,000 during the dictatorship and called rights organizations ‘corrupt’

Currently a deputy, Villaverde was elected to the upper house in October, but was blocked by the senate over a 24-year-old drug-trafficking case