In a knife-edge vote, the incumbent president and his left-leaning rival came within one percentage point of each other
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Conservative incumbent Noboa is entering Sunday’s contest with a slight lead over leftist candidate Luisa González
IMF praises Argentina’s ‘progress’ but shares no details on new deal
Despite the Fund’s requests, Economy Minister Caputo said he would not rush to devalue or lift currency controls once an agreement is reached
Presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni said the decision was based on the government’s ‘differences’ with the organization over COVID–19 pandemic management
Official sources say that the Milei administration considers many of them to be ‘socialist strongholds’
Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city, has welcomed a flock of Argentines looking for stability and a future, 12,000 km away from home
Yarden Bibas spent 484 days in captivity after being kidnapped in Gaza on October 7 with his wife and two children, whose fate remains unknown
The deceased was an accountant who had accompanied his son to a figure skating event
Argentina to build short fence at Bolivian border to control crossings
Bolivia has voiced concern over the Salta provincial government’s ‘unilateral’ decision