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Argentina's Senate voted late on Thursday to approve a $45 billion debt deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), converting the agreement into law and ensuring that the economically battered country can avoid another messy default.

Argentina’s Senate has given final legislative approval for President Alberto Fernández’s administration to refinance the government's $45 billion debt with the International Monetary Fund and avoid a default

The Argentina-born striker died from head and chest injuries but was deeply unconscious, having been poisoned by fumes from the plane's faulty exhaust system.

The Argentina-born striker died from head and chest injuries but was deeply unconscious, having been poisoned by carbon monoxide.

The striker’s ability to regularly find the back of the net for Ligue 1 mid-table side Nantes had attracted the attention of Premier League scouts.

Four Bengal tigers rescued from years of captivity in a train carriage in Argentina have been released into open-air enclosures in South Africa

Digital currencies have been becoming increasingly popular worldwide thanks to their undeniable advantages: privacy, transparency, and accessibility. More and more people choose to use crypto and enjoy the benefits of decentralization. Meanwhile, governments are wary of digital assets as they see them as a potential rival to the national economy.

Journalist who reported for 30 years from many Latin American countries where grave human rights abuses were being committed

Researchers in Argentina credit their relationship with the family that runs the quarry for being able to make the find.

Scotland will face Ukraine, Ireland and Armenia in their current Nations League tournament from June onwards.

Argentine protesters burned tires, hurled stones and smashed windows outside the Congress building on Thursday, railing against a $45 billion agreement with the International Monetary Fund.