Prosecutors say the three-term former president had a child with a 15-year-old girl — but his lawyers argue the charges are politically motivated

The British Supreme Court has rejected Argentina’s request to appeal the US$1.75 billion lawsuit it lost against four hedge funds over securities linked to Argentina’s 2013 gross domestic product. Monday’s ruling means Argentina has exhausted its options for appealing the case. The creditors have already claimed the US$337 …

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

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

These include arbitrary detentions, torture, short-term enforced disappearances and sexual violence

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

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

The decision will save the country approximately US$450 million a year and was a persistent request made to the Fund

A decade after the disappearance of the Ayotzinapa 43, questions over the Mexican government’s relationship with the military will loom large in Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration