The public health specialist was an early advocate of legal abortion — but his tenure as Alberto Fernández’s health minister ended amid accusations of COVID vaccine corruption

At least sixty are living in the country and some have petioned they be granted political asylum

Eduardo Chirillo cited ‘personal and professional reasons” for stepping down and NRG Argentina’s general manager María Tettamanti is slated to take over

The opposition called the foreign minister ‘functional to the British occupation and its policy of militarization and looting’

The standoff over budget cuts continues amid reported incidents of instigators and government calls for audits

Current pro tempore G20 president Brazil called the decision ‘an advance of the far right’

From red tape to color TV and whipping, the bill aims to promote individual liberties and make doing business in Argentina easier by removing a flurry of old legislation

Argentina’s vice president sat down with the pope a month after he criticized Milei for a violent police crackdown on pensioners protesting poverty

In a speech, the president claimed free public higher education was a ‘myth’ following a week of nationwide protests against his university funding veto