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The Latest Breaking News from Argentina

Cencosud Profits Drop 42% Due To Argentine Inflation

Cencosud's profits decline by 42% in Argentina due to high inflation and weak consumer spending.

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Argentina fights against vast swarms of mosquitoes blamed for dengue surge

Tens of thousands of dengue cases recorded this year as high temperatures and rainy weather create ‘perfect formula’ for bugs

The Guardian - US

Argentina's Barrios Struggle With Rising Poverty Amid Austerity Measures

Explore the impact of rising poverty rates in Argentina's barrios amidst austerity measures by Milei.

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Milei Closes State News Agency Télam for 'Spreading Propaganda'

"It is immoral that in a poor country like ours," the Argentine president said, "the government spends the people's money to buy the will of journalists."

Reason

Argentine State News Agency Telam Shut Down After Threat

Argentina's state news agency Telam shuts down after threats from economist Javier Milei, raising concerns about press freedom.

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Argentina Govt Suspends State News Agency Telam

Argentina's government on Monday suspended the Telam state news agency in the wake of an announcement by President Javier Milei that he would shut down what he called a mouthpiece of "propaganda" for previous leftist administrations.

International Business Times

Milei Is Defying Argentina's Powerful Labor Unions

President Javier Milei's adversaries are wealthy Argentines who have benefited from government largesse.

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Milei's Free Market Reforms Can Reshape Argentine Cinema

Decades of protectionism have led to the film industry’s decline, but a free market can make it bloom.

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Argentina's President Vows To Advance Economic Reforms

Argentina's president is resolute in advancing economic reforms to create a stable and prosperous financial landscape.

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Argentina's Milei Proposes New Reform Bills To Congress

Argentinian economist Javier Milei plans to introduce reform bills focusing on tax, regulation, and competition to promote free-market principles and indiv...

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Food Or Medicine? Stark Choice For Sick Argentines

In pharmacies in crisis-riddled Argentina, people look at the prices on medicine containers, then put them down again.

International Business Times

Argentinian women's rights under threat

In recent years, Argentina has led Latin America in the struggle for gender equality and LGBTQ rights. But with the election of Javier Milei as president last December, many Argentinians fear all that progress is now being derailed. Annette Young talks to noted feminist journalist and author, Luciana Peker, who…

France 24

Yellen: Argentina Progressing Toward Fiscal Sustainability

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen praises Argentina's progress towards fiscal sustainability at the G20 Summit, highlighting the country's commit...

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Analysis: How Are LatAm Presidents Milei, Bukele Aligning Their Views with U.S. Far-Right Leadership?

They utilized their CPAC participation to solidify their positions among the international far-right and to get closer to Trump

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Argentina's Jewish Community Remembers Victims Of Terror Attacks

Survivors of past terrorist attacks in Argentina find strength in supporting each other and honoring their loved ones' memories amidst ongoing emotional tu...

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Argentina’s Gracia Sosa: ‘The football pitch is freedom for someone who can’t see’

The Bat Girls won the first official women’s blind football world championship amid an ongoing fight for Paralympic status

Latin Times

Unionized Air Travel Workers Strike Leads To Hundreds Of Flight Cancellations In Argentina

The biggest airport of the country, located on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, the Ezeiza International Airport, witnessed only low-cost airlines like Flybondi and American Airlines operate on Wednesday.

The Guardian - US

Redondo signing shows Inter Miami are planning for life beyond Messi

A focus on young South American players has underpinned Miami’s star-driven transfer strategy

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Goalkeepers who scored goals

From the sublime to the ridiculous, here are a bunch of goalkeepers who have scored goals in professional football

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Argentina's President Condemns Threat To Cut Energy Supplies

Conflict erupts in Argentina as Governor of Chubut threatens to cut energy supplies over withheld tax revenues, sparking tensions with President Milei.

Latin Times

Argentina's Milei Slams Provincial Governor For Threatening To Cut Energy Supply

The dispute began last week when the federal government stopped the transfer of 13,000 million pesos (around $15 million) in federal tax revenues to the Chubut province. In response, the province's governor Ignacio Torres said he would cut off oil and gas supplies on Wednesday if the funds are not…

Latin Times

Argentina Authorizes Starlink, Rival Amazon Kuiper

According to the Starlink website, its satellite internet service will be available in Argentina in the second quarter of 2024.

Latin Times

'Make Argentina Great Again': Javier Milei Echoes Donald Trump On U.S. Visit

Argentine President Javier Milei and former US president Donald Trump made calls to "make Argentina great again", as the right-wing firebrands met at a conservative conference on Saturday.

International Business Times

'Make Argentina Great Again': Milei Echoes Trump On US Visit

Argentine President Javier Milei and former US president Donald Trump made calls to "make Argentina great again", as the right-wing firebrands met at a conservative conference on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

‘They stuck two fingers up to Fifa’: the Lost Lionesses and the forgotten 1971 women’s World Cup

Crowds of 90,000 packed a football stadium in Mexico for Copa 71, an unsanctioned tournament that is finally being remembered in a new documentary

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