José Luis Espert’s name was found in records as receiving US$200,000 from Federico Machado, an Argentine businessman awaiting extradition

Official statistics released this week showed the percentage of people below the breadline had fallen from 38% to 32% — but independent studies present a grimmer picture

The singularly cruel nature of their killings has prompted protests across Buenos Aires — and forced society to confront questions about narco violence, poverty, and gender

‘Portrait of a Lady,’ which was thought to be by Giuseppe Ghislandi, could actually be the work of a different Italian painter

Argentine police believe the victims were lured on the pretense of attending an event and murdered on Friday night

The enacting decree halts the rollout of the bill Milei had originally vetoed, claiming that the lower house needs to define its funding

Francisco Tenório Cerqueira Júnior, who disappeared in Buenos Aires in March 1976, was likely kidnapped and killed by military forces

The groundbreaking cofounder of Salvaje Bakery, who advanced sourdough bread in an overprocessed world of baked goods, passed away on Sunday

‘We’re not criminals, we’re just going for the American dream,’ one man told local news on arrival