Big trouble in Avellaneda
Argentina’s manufacturers are shedding jobs and closing plants, fuelling debate over the economic costs of government’s reforms.
After a year of truck-video conspiracy theories and opposition demands for answers, Central Bank Governor Santiago Bausili has finally revealed the location of Argentina's gold reserves.
FILM & CINEMA
More than 25 years after ‘Garage Olimpo’, filmmaker Marco Bechis returns to the trauma of Argentina’s dictatorship with ‘Ritorno a Buenos Aires’, a drama about survival, guilt and the scars left by state terror.
EDUCATION
PISA education test scores fall compared to 2022, prompting blame game; Results for 15-year-olds declined in maths, reading and science, renewing debate over the state of education.
As I see it
Argentine youngsters continue to fall farther and farther behind their peers in the rest of the world.
Milei administration launches legal action against firms linked to the Sea Lion project as the government widens its sanctions drive; Sixty companies and individuals linked to hydrocarbon activity around disputed islands targeted.
Eduardo Elsztain, one of Argentina’s most influential business executives, breaks ground to defend his investment strategy in the Malvinas Islands
Purchases of US banknotes jump, but remarkably, the peso has emerged largely untouced – an unusual feat for the historically volatile currency.
Messi is set to become the “majority shareholder” of Spanish second-division football club Eldense.
Lionel Messi has retired from international football – but Argentina’s football authorities still have a couple more games in mind…
Argentine superstar reaches preliminary agreement to acquire Eldense on the eastern Mediterranean, expanding his growing portfolio of football and business investments.
A look at the Fernando Cerimedo attempted murder scandal in Bolivia and its repercussions for the Latin American right.
Casa Argentina director Santiago Muzio speaks out after allegations of expulsions, restrictions and far-right meetings; Paris City Hall has called for an investigation into Milei appointee's management of the Argentina-run student residence.
Residents allege a climate of fear and restrictions on their freedoms at the student residence run by Buenos Aires; Concerns ramp up ahead of President Javier Milei's visit to France.
columnists
USA and China at war over Vaca Muerta, Hidrovía and Patagonia
by Carlos Burgueño
From Milei to Bolsonaro to Paz and Bolivia: the fall of Fernando Cerimedo
From refuge to destination: How ‘Barrio Chino’ found its place in Buenos Aires
by Patricia Daniele
Rafael Grossi: ‘The UN is moving into irrelevance, but it need not be so’
by James Grainger
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Mystery solved: Bausili says Argentina's missing gold is in Switzerland
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Argentina’s struggling industry fuels debate over Milei’s economic model
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Argentina's inflation rate slowed to 14-month low in August
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IMF says household debt defaults pose no risk to Argentina's economy
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Argentina monthly inflation slows to lowest since last June
Perfil honours nation's greatest achievers in 50th anniversary prize-giving
by Dan Edwards It’s testament to everything Messi achieved with Argentina that even after two decades of dominance, he still leaves us wanting more.
by Michelle Edgar More than 800 couples from over 50 countries and thousands of enthusiasts are descending on Buenos Aires to compete and enjoy the Tango Mundial. As the city’s annual championship becomes an increasingly global cultural phenomenon, longtime competition and festival producer Martín Frosio faces a defining challenge: making the event bigger without losing its local identity and style.
editorials
Eighteenth-century painting stolen by Nazis from a Dutch Jewish art collector to the rightful owner's heir, a judge ruled Friday.
Initiative was approved by 47 of the 56 legislators present with the La Libertad Avanza caucus deciding to abstain
"The Falklands are British because Falkland Islanders choose to be British," declares UK Defence Secretary Wes Streeting.
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband reaffirmed British control over the Malvinas Islands, pushing back against renewed efforts by President Javier Milei to press Argentina's longstanding claim.
“Today our national cause faces a clear and urgent danger,” Milei said in a televised address Thursday evening. “And demands a proportional response.”
President announces he will toughen sanctions against companies operating in waters near Malvinas and the construction of a new naval base in Tierra del Fuego as he seeks to capitalise on Trump’s remarks over sovereignty.
Argentina’s president calls for left-wing ideas to be “banished” as he addresses right-wing summit in Santiago.
Nair Schinca and Nicolás Schell win Tango Escenario title with a performance celebrating romance and tenderness, 13 years after finishing as runners-up.
One-minute pause at matches across all levels is "recognition of Lionel Messi's career with the Argentina National Team," declares AFA.
President expected to announce government will send bill to Congress seeking sanctions for firms that assist or conduct activities in waters near the Malvinas Islands without Argentine authorisation.
President closes out right-wing Vientos de Cambio forum in Buenos Aires by ruling out any softening of his austerity drive ahead of next year's vote; While defending his economic programme and sharp attacks on the opposition, he declares: "If we don't win, it's because as a society we're choosing to commit suicide.”
Industrialists call for tax cuts, cheaper energy and greater access to credit; Manufacturing output on decline with jobs lost across sector.
Diego Maradona should have been admitted to a “rehabilitation facility” due to alcohol withdrawal symptoms following neurosurgery, expert tells trial.
Testing transition period ahead as national team attempts to move on from Lionel Messi's international retirement; Question marks also hanging over futures of coach Lionel Scaloni and several other players.
Three journalists from Editorial Perfil among those to speak at last week's lower house hearing about Peter Thiel's presence in Argentina, his ties to Javier Milei's government and his technology projects.
