SIDE intelligence service launches public spy recruitment drive
Partners and executives from agricultural firm Adecoagro acquire two companies belonging to the Benetton family's holding group; Deal involves more than 900,000 hectares of land across four provinces nationwide.
President travels to Spain ahead of November 4-5 summit; Argentina's leader will cross paths with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, who he branded a “dictator” during his last visit to Madrid.
INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL
Coach Lionel Scaloni leaves out several key players as the world champions prepare for their first matches without their departed talisman Lionel Messi.
POLITICS
Former president says she could run again if her political rights are restored, draws parallels with Brazil's Lula.
Football in Argentina
Xeneize win bragging rights after 1-0 win in Sunday's Superclásico; Early red card gets River's afternoon off to bad start; Montiel expelled after two yellows, leaving Millo with nine.
President Donald Trump says Flávio Bolsonaro can stay in the United States "as long as he wants," but top US diplomat says Washington wasn't involved in his exit from Brazil.
Democracy cannot flourish unless politicians, civil servants and members of the Judiciary are held in high regard. In some countries at least, this was once the case, but in most it no longer is.
Brasília seeks explanations from Javier Milei's government over the defeated presidential candidate's passage through Argentina en route to the United States.
AFA announces format for 2027 season, though relegation rules have yet to be confirmed; Only River Plate spoke out, seeking 20-team top flight.
Federal Judge María Eugenia Capuchetti orders measures at request of prosecutor; Airline owner says 'US broker' paid for Bolsonaro's flight.
Human Rights Committee says that it could take years to rule on the former president’s challenge to her corruption conviction.
One year out from polling day, surveys point to a tight race, polarised electorate, significant group of undecided voters and appetite for a ‘third way’ candidate.
Peronist lawmakers said they will seek to summon Cabinet officials before Congress; Opposition demands answers over its possible role in helping Flávio Bolsonaro flee Brazil and fly to the United States.
Fund spokesperson Julie Kozack says stronger domestic demand, private investment and labour market flexibility are needed to sustain growth.
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Opposition lawmakers press Milei administration to clarify its actions; Flávio Bolsonaro thanked President after travelling to the United States via Argentina; Reports of Santiago Caputo’s alleged involvement fuel demands for answers.
US MIDTERM ELECTIONS 2026
November 3 vote is shaping up as a verdict on one of the most turbulent presidencies in US history – and, by several measures, Trump goes into it less popular than any predecessor facing midterms in modern polling.
TRUMP ON BRAZIL VOTE
US president ramps up criticism of Brazil's election, describing it as "disgraceful" and refusing to say whether he recognised Lula's victory.
Netanyahu’s right-wing religious alliance was projected to win 53 seats in the 120-member parliament as of late Wednesday, compared with a below-expected 48 for Eisenkot’s bloc.
Newell’s Old Boys ultra was convicted of orchestrating an intimidation campaign against the World Cup winner and his family in a bid to prevent him joining fierce rivals Rosario Central, footballer's hometown club.
"I am the elected president," declares defeated presidential candidate after fleeing to United States, before downgrading his claim to "leader."
Bolsonaro flew on a Gulfstream operated by Baires Fly SA after crossing into Argentina; Firm's manager was accused by prosecutors last year of involvement in ANDIS graft scandal.
Decision to take in Flávio Bolsonaro will affect bilateral relations; Lula said to be looking to the Trump administration’s next moves before assessing the effect on relations between the two countries.
Right-wing senator, now in self-imposed exile in the United States after losing a presidential election, is the target of several investigations.
Internationally acclaimed musician will perform a programme of Mozart, Lee Hoiby and Liszt at Teatro Colón's Salón Dorado next Wednesday.
Defeated presidential candidate seen disembarking the jet at Opa-Locka Executive Airport outside Miami, having flown via Argentina and Ecuador.
Bolsonaro arrives in Miami with his family after fleeing Brazil; Right-winger, who is facing multiple criminal investigations, lost last Sunday's run-off to Lula.
Brazilian senator entered the country via the Tancredo Neves Bridge, boarded a flight in Puerto Iguazú bound for Guayaquil in Ecuador; Aircraft will continue onto Miami, where he will be grated political asylum by US goverrnment.
Bolsonaro and his family entered Argentina through the border of the Brazilian city of Foz do Iguaçu, Argentina immigration officials confirm.
IMF staff laud Milei’s “prudent fiscal and monetary policies” and pointed to an improved balance sheet at the Central Bank, but tone down language over return to international credit markets.
Agreement paves the way for a disbursement of approximately US$900 million, pending final approval by the Fund’s executive board.
President Javier Milei will not issue an official statement congratulating Brazil's Lula on re-election as he is "not a hypocrite," says spokesperson.
Defeated presidential candidate is said to be seeking political asylum from Donald Trump after allegedly defying a court order to surrender his passports.