Called a ‘digital twin,’ it will help ‘improve public policies,’ authorities said. Critics have warned about potential misuse of personal information
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The Torcuato Di Tella University index fell by 1.6% from April and 18.7% year-on-year amid corruption scandals involving senior government officials
García Cuerva also called to help the vulnerable in the religious service for the anniversary of the 1810 May Revolution
The working-class barrio next to Buenos Aires’ Chacarita cemetery still brims with personality, but can it evolve without losing itself?
The recent jump in US Treasury yields is a fresh hurdle for Argentina’s plans to return to international debt markets
Following a failed LNG tender to the private sector, companies are accusing the government of charging prices well above international values
Government to reinforce funding for Genetic Data Bank following court order
The bank’s budget will receive over US$400,000 after it warned the judiciary that it could no longer operate
Military agreement with US labels Argentine Sea as ‘global common good’
The countries signed a joint patrolling collaboration deal, which critics have warned allows unprecedented foreign military presence in the South Atlantic
Milei announces fresh export tax cuts, promises further reductions if re-elected
President tells Grain Exchange his government will lower duties on wheat and barley from June and insists taxes will only be cut when fiscal conditions allow permanent relief