Argentina’s justices will announce their decision in the coming weeks — almost certainly triggering bids to expand the nation’s top court

Former police officer Ramón Amarilla, in prison accused of sedition, came third, prompting questions about whether he could actually take his seat

Grabois spent 14 hours locked up before being released on Sunday morning. He said he was not charged with any crimes

The northeastern province will elect 20 provincial deputies and renew some of 10 deliberative council seats

The office argued that the president was ‘acting as an economist and not as a public official’

According to the government, the pontiff told the president that he intends to visit Argentina

The Partido Justicialista leader and the Buenos Aires Governor appear to be making amends in pursuit of a Peronist united front in Argentina’s most populous electoral district

Provincial, municipal, and national-level legislative elections are set to shape the country’s political landscape for the next two years

The libertarian administration aims to limit the power of the tax authority in a bid to increase consumption in Argentina