The Latest Breaking News from Argentina

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

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…

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

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

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

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

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.

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

From the occasional scorers to the more prolific, a look at goalkeepers who have scored goals in professional football...

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

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…