In a surprising move, the Trump administration has initiated a financial rescue plan for Argentina, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent directly buying pesos to support President Javier Milei. What does this mean for Argentina's future?
In a bold move to stabilize Argentina's economy, the US has purchased pesos and announced a $20bn financial rescue. This decision has sparked debate in the US, with critics questioning the timing amid domestic spending cuts.
The US Treasury is negotiating a $20 billion financial support package for Argentina, impacting US soybean farmers as Argentina ramps up soybean exports to China. American farmers express frustration over lost market share and falling prices.
Paleontologists have unveiled a new dinosaur species, Joaquinraptor casali, discovered in Argentina with a crocodile bone in its mouth, hinting at its role as an apex predator during the Cretaceous period.
The U.S. Treasury’s potential intervention using the $219.5 billion Exchange Stabilization Fund has sent Argentina’s peso soaring. Experts weigh in on its implications for the country's economy and upcoming elections.
In a surprising electoral outcome, Argentina's President Javier Milei faces a significant defeat in Buenos Aires, yet remains steadfast in his commitment to free-market reforms. What does this mean for his administration moving forward?
In a stunning turn of events, Argentina's opposition Peronist party has triumphed in the Buenos Aires legislative elections, leaving President Javier Milei's party trailing far behind. As pressure mounts on Milei amid a bribery scandal, Kicillof's victory signals a pivotal shift in the political landscape.
Ten fans were injured and 90 arrested after violent clashes erupted between rival supporters during a Copa Sudamericana match in Buenos Aires. Shocking scenes unfolded as fans hurled objects and chaos ensued, leading to the match's suspension.
President Trump's recent dismissal of the BLS head raises concerns about the integrity of U.S. economic data. Critics fear this could lead to manipulation of crucial statistics, reminiscent of past economic crises in Greece and Argentina.
In a bold move, Rachel Zegler's Evita is redefining theater by taking performances to the streets of London. Catch a glimpse of the Golden Globe winner as she sings ‘Don’t Cry for Me Argentina’ live outside, captivating both ticket holders and passersby alike!
