Vatican confirms Pope Leo's November trip to South America
Flávio Bolsonaro, defeated in Brazil's election, says he will lead the opposition to Lula's government; Right-winger says he has been barred from leaving country by authorities.
US president claims Brazil's elections were "rigged" and "so corrupt" after President Lula's victory over Flávio Bolsonaro.
Brazil is Argentina's biggest export market; Automotive industry among the sectors most exposed to the outcome.
President Javier Milei the only South American leader who, by Monday morning, has yet to recognise Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s victory in Brazil’s election.
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Markets react negatively to Lula win, plummeting Ibovespa index triggers 30-minute trading suspension on São Paulo Stock Exchange.
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Defeated presidential candidate refuses to recognise Lula's victory and says he will ask for the "annulment" of the election.
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Voters from Lula’s heartland in Brazil’s poorest region rally to the rescue of the leftist leader who has been the face of the region’s resistance to Trumpism.
Narrow result confirms the political divide that has split Brazil for a decade; Challenges include governability, economic woes, money problems and Donald Trump.
Religious clashes have set the governing camp ablaze, with accusations of Islamophobia making headlines. President Javier Milei finds himself in an awkward position.
Opposition leader returns to her home country after almost a year in exile, greeting ecstatic supporters at a church in the city of Barquisimeto.
Judge agrees investor losses and the token’s collapse were insufficient to establish fraud, dismissing allegations against the President, his sister and nine other defendants following prosecutor's request.
Former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner faces new corruption trial, alongside national deputy and son Máximo Kirchner; Relatives, along with other defendants, are accused of laundering money through their family’s hotel and property businesses in Argentina's south.
Former national deputy is being investigated for having received US$200,000 from Federico ‘Fred’ Machado, a businessman detained in the United States for drug-trafficking.
La Libertad Avanza senator leaves door open to 2027 presidential run in interview with Infobae, though she acknowledges that Milei is “in the lead when it comes to being a candidate.”
Prosecutors are seeking prison sentences of up to 12 years for six healthcare professionals accused over the football legend’s 2020 death; Clinical physician Pedro Di Spagna cleared of charges by judges as they set date for verdict.
Remains were recovered in 2025 at a former Army site near the La Perla detention centre, bringing to 38 the number of victims identified there; Trade unionists, students and political activists among those recovrered, most abducted in 1976.
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World Cup-winning coach has agreed a new deal with the AFA, with an initial two-year contract and a renewal clause that could extend his time in charge of the national team to 2030.
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Manufacturing and trade recorded the largest monthly contractions; Overall, 10 sectors recorded year-on-year declines.
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Grupo Mexico SAB drops out of the race to take over state-run Belgrano Cargas SA, a setback for President Javier Milei’s efforts to lure investment through privatisations.
New York Democrat Gregory Meeks criticises Argentine leader’s public endorsement of Republican María Elvira Salazar, who is seeking re-election in Florida in November 3 election.
Rout has taken investors by surprise; Sovereign dollar bonds have been the worst performers across emerging markets over the past two months.
Brazil’s Foreign Ministry said the comments marked an “unacceptable attempt at foreign interference.”
US Ambassador to Argentina says Washington looking to mobilise up to US$20 billion in investment and financing by end of 2027; Vaca Muerta key destination, but continued support is conditional on Argentina’s political course.
Spanish Foreign Ministry slams "shameful" comments by Argentina's leader, accusing Milei of "external interference" and attempting to "foster a climate of polarisation and violence."
Argentina's President lashes out at the “sinister 21st-century socialism” that Spain “suffers under with the disgraceful dictator Pedro Sánchez.”
President brands Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez a “dictator” and urges voters to kick socialists out of office during speech to economic forum in Madrid.
Remarkable 3-1 comeback win takes Xeneize into first continental final since 2008; World Cup winner Leandro Paredes comes off the bench to fire Boca past Vasco da Gama and into first continental final in two decades.
