Milei Austerity Cuts Leave Disabled Argentines Without Services
Argentina's President Milei halts funding for disability therapy programs, affecting 5 million people. Providers close, families struggle, and a new law remains unimplemented.
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Chileans Arrested in Argentina for Athlete Burglaries
Two Chilean men, charged by the US Justice Department for burgling homes of star athletes like Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes, were arrested in Argentina. They are also linked to a robbery of tennis legend Juan Martin Del Potro.
Freed Argentine Urges Venezuela Pressure for Others
Argentine Nahuel Gallo, freed after 448 days in Venezuela, calls for international pressure to release remaining political prisoners under interim President Delcy Rodríguez.
A Few Feet Away Review: Buenos Aires Slacker in Hookup Drama
Review of Tadeo Pestaña Caro's debut feature A Few Feet Away, exploring a young man's compulsive screen time and panic when faced with real intimacy.
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Ratapalooza: Adopting Lab Rats in Argentina
An Argentine organization, Team Ratas, hosts Ratapalooza to promote adoption of lab rats and mice, saving them from euthanasia and finding loving homes.
Argentina Beef Consumption at 20-Year Low as Prices Soar
Argentina's beef consumption has fallen to its lowest in two decades as soaring prices and austerity measures push families toward cheaper proteins like chicken and pork.
Argentina Protests Milei's University Funding Cuts
Tens of thousands protest in Argentina against President Milei's funding cuts to public universities, a source of national pride.
Argentine Plazas Flooded with World Cup Sticker Trading Craze
With the World Cup approaching, thousands gather in Argentina to trade Panini stickers, a beloved tradition that connects people and helps children learn.
Milei Restores Press Access After Ban Sparks Backlash
Argentina's President Javier Milei reversed a ban on credentialed journalists entering the Casa Rosada after widespread condemnation from lawmakers, press freedom advocates, and the Catholic Church.
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Argentine Workers Protest Milei Labor Overhaul on May Day
Argentine workers marched in Buenos Aires on May Day to protest President Milei's labor-law overhaul, which extends workdays, curtails strike rights, and increases unemployment.
Buenos Aires Bans Stadium Confetti After Fire at Match
Buenos Aires has banned confetti in stadiums after a fire at the River Plate vs Boca Juniors match caused panic and damage, citing safety risks in crowded venues.
Maradona's Daughter Confronts Doctor in Negligence Trial
Gianinna Maradona testified in court, accusing neurosurgeon Leopoldo Luque and six others of negligence in her father Diego Maradona's 2020 death from cardiac arrest.
DJ Priest Hosts Rave Honouring Late Pope Francis in Buenos Aires
A Portuguese Catholic priest, Father Guilherme Peixoto, organised a free techno rave in Buenos Aires to pay tribute to the late Pope Francis, blending religious imagery with electronic music.
Ricky Martin's Teen Twins Appear Grown Up in Argentina
Ricky Martin, 54, arrived in Buenos Aires with his 17-year-old twin sons, Valentino and Matteo, sparking fan reactions about their mature appearance and resemblance to their famous father.
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DNA Test Uncovers 40-Year Secret of Babies Switched at Birth
Two women born minutes apart in 1986 discover they were switched at birth after a DNA test reveals no biological link to their families, uncovering a decades-old hospital error.
Maradona Medical Staff Retrial Begins Over Negligence Claims
The retrial of Diego Maradona's medical team has commenced, with seven staff accused of negligence leading to the football legend's death in 2020. Prosecutors allege a 'house of horrors' scenario.
Maradona Negligence Trial Resumes Against Seven Medics
The trial of seven healthcare professionals accused of negligence in Diego Maradona's death has resumed in Argentina, with hearings twice weekly and a verdict expected in early June.
Milei's Bribery Scandal Derails Argentina's Crypto Investment
Argentinian President Javier Milei faces plummeting approval ratings amid a $5 million bribery scandal linked to a crypto endorsement, stalling regulatory progress and tarnishing the industry's reputation.
Argentina Approves Glacier Mining Bill Amid Environmental Protests
Argentina's congress has passed a bill easing mining in glacier and permafrost areas, backed by President Javier Milei, sparking protests over water source threats.
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Niall Horan Reflects on Liam Payne's Death and Grief
Niall Horan shares his emotional journey after Liam Payne's death, revealing shock, guilt, and memories from their final meeting in Buenos Aires.
Baby Dies After Choking on Mother's Fake Nail in Home Accident
A one-year-old boy died from asphyxiation after swallowing a fake nail belonging to his mother. Police have launched an investigation into the tragic incident in Argentina.
Thousands March in Argentina to Mark 50 Years Since 1976 Coup
Thousands marched in Buenos Aires to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup, which led to a brutal dictatorship and widespread human rights abuses.
Milei Challenges Argentina's Dirty War Consensus on 50th Anniversary
On the 50th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 coup, President Javier Milei undermines the democratic consensus on memory, truth, and justice, questioning atrocities and risking human rights progress.
Argentina's 50-Year Wait: Families Bury Loved Ones from 1976 Coup
Fifty years after Argentina's military coup, grieving families finally lay to rest relatives disappeared during the dictatorship, as forensic work continues despite political hurdles.
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Argentina's Coup: 50 Years On, Families Bury Disappeared
Nearly five decades after Argentina's 1976 military coup, families continue searching for and burying victims of the dictatorship, facing challenges from state budget cuts and military silence.
AC/DC's Stevie Young Hospitalised in Buenos Aires
AC/DC guitarist Stevie Young has been admitted to hospital in Buenos Aires before sold-out shows. The promoter says he is in good spirits and expected to perform.
Niall Horan Breaks Silence on Liam Payne's Death
Niall Horan reveals emotional details of his last meeting with One Direction bandmate Liam Payne in Buenos Aires days before his tragic death in October 2024.
Ex-Big Brother Star Arrested for Tourist Theft in Buenos Aires
A former Big Brother contestant from Argentina has been detained after allegedly stealing valuables from an American tourist following a night of drinking at a hotel.
Addison Rae's Argentina Lingerie Show and Star Ambitions
Addison Rae performed in racy lingerie during her Argentina concert, sharing eye-catching images on Instagram. The 25-year-old singer discussed her ambitions beyond pop stardom and how fashion influences her mood and music.
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Mum Stabs Tenant for Masturbating in Front of Kids, Law Agrees
A mother in Argentina stabbed her 68-year-old tenant after he allegedly masturbated in front of her young children. Prosecutors released her, citing maternal instinct and prevention of abuse.
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