The president has promised to block the legislation, just a week and a half after striking down a bid to increase pensions payments

It’s is the first time since the Constitutional reform of 1994 that both chambers of Congress have rejected a presidential decree

The Fund has taken its western hemisphere director off negotiations with Argentina, replacing him with Luis Cubeddu

The protest, set to last until Saturday at noon, mainly affects Aerolíneas Argentinas flights but other carriers are also experiencing delays

The US Department of Justice called for Judge Loretta Preska to postpone a decision on Argentina forfeiting its shares in the oil and gas company

Just because you’re living in Argentina doesn’t mean you can’t vote. The Herald is here to walk you through the process

Monthly price rises are significantly lower than they were a year ago, but the government is still struggling to cool it to below 4%

The opposition failed to secure the two thirds needed to override the president’s veto after a group of UCR deputies agreed to back the government

The company called recent protests ‘abusive and illegal,’ claiming that they caused over US$2 million in losses