Argentina’s far-right presidential hopeful Javier Milei was quickly whisked away to safety after his convoy was pelted with a barrage of rocks during a fiery campaign rally. Authorities have launched an urgent investigation into the assault, which has only heightened tensions as the election draws near
An Argentine couple remains under house arrest as authorities ramp up their probe into the baffling disappearance of a painting stolen by the Nazis during World War II. This extraordinary masterpiece, linked to one of history’s most infamous lootings, has sparked a thrilling international manhunt
Argentina has triumphantly reclaimed a priceless Italian masterpiece stolen by the Nazis during WWII, officials announced. After decades shrouded in mystery, this breathtaking artwork has finally resurfaced in a private collection, marking a major victory for cultural restitution
Javier Milei is surging ahead in Argentina, fueled by a fragmented and disorganized opposition. The Financial Times uncovers how rival parties are faltering in their efforts to unite against the rising libertarian star
Argentina’s authorities are in a high-stakes chase for a key player behind the launch of the controversial Libra memecoin. This intense pursuit highlights the mounting challenges in taming the rapidly evolving realm of digital assets
A viral livestream showcasing Argentina’s mesmerizing deep-sea creatures has sparked a surge of national pride and ignited passionate protests against recent science funding cuts, highlighting the public’s fierce support for marine research amid ongoing budget battles
Anti-Milei sentiment is rapidly intensifying among Argentina’s elites, as business leaders and political figures express growing concern over the libertarian economist’s soaring influence and bold, provocative rhetoric ahead of the upcoming elections
President Javier Milei boldly declared Iran “an enemy of Argentina” amid rising tensions, spotlighting deep concerns over security and regional power struggles. This striking statement marks a dramatic turn in Buenos Aires’ diplomatic stance, reports the Buenos Aires Times
Argentina’s Supreme Court has uncovered hidden archives linked to the Nazi regime, revealing new and compelling insights into historical investigations. This remarkable discovery is set to reshape ongoing efforts to confront war crimes and pursue justice
Argentina’s top court made a startling discovery in its basement: 80 boxes filled with Nazi-related materials, Reuters reports. This find shines a spotlight on the mysteries of historical archives and sparks urgent questions about how sensitive World War II documents have been preserved and managed
An Argentine court has declared a mistrial in the case surrounding soccer legend Diego Maradona’s death, citing procedural errors. This ruling puts the trial of the medical staff accused of negligence on hold, prolonging the search for justice
Argentina’s top court has uncovered hidden boxes filled with Nazi-era artifacts in a basement, igniting fresh debate over the nation’s connections to fleeing Nazi war criminals. This startling find shines a spotlight on issues of historical accountability and the pursuit of justice
On the anniversary of Argentina’s military dictatorship, thousands gathered in Buenos Aires, echoing the call for “memory, truth, and justice.” The United Human Rights Movement emphasizes the enduring fight against impunity and the importance of remembering victims.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has come under scrutiny in Spain amid a scandal involving the $LIBRA cryptocurrency. Reports suggest potential financial irregularities linked to Milei’s administration, sparking intensified investigations into his dealings.
