Buenos Aires Herald

Argentine art master Carlos Alonso dies at 97

The painter, sculptor and illustrator leaves an expressionist body of work deeply committed to political and social issues

Ban on public events during Pope's visit sparks row with LGBTQIA+ community

Pride celebration, scheduled for the day before the pontiff’s arrival, would have to be postponed less than 2 months out

Argentine auto industry struggles while Chinese EVs gain ground

Recent data show that, while sales and production are down compared to 2025, electric vehicles are rising

Milei to toughen sanctions on unauthorized Malvinas oil drill

The Argentine president said that any initiative in the islands will be ‘considered a violation of national security’

Argentine provinces bet on mining boom while battling economic woes

Rising debt delinquency and informal jobs plague Andean provinces ahead of a projected investment of more than US$20 billion

Argentina’s Central Bank renews currency swap with China

The announcement stated that the agreement was extended from three to five years, in order to provide ‘greater predictability’

Government drops controversial chapter to secure Senate session

Lacking the votes needed, the administration removed the provision that would have eased restrictions on the sale of land to foreign buyers

Rest in power, Taty. We will carry on the fight

Almeida's unwavering commitment to memory, truth, and justice marked a path that will forever be a guiding light

Milei rails against Argentine business leaders in New York

Speaking at the opening of an investors forum, the president singled out two of them, calling them ‘crony businessman’

Maduro says he was 'kidnapped,' pleads not guilty in New York federal court

The ousted Venezuelan leader is facing terrorism and drug trafficking charges. His next hearing will be on March 17

YPF expropriation case: Burford’s stocks plummet after crucial hearing

Analysts took the appeals court hearing as a signal that the US$16.1 billion ruling against Argentina could be overturned

Ecuador 2025 elections: Noboa and González head to April run-off

In a knife-edge vote, the incumbent president and his left-leaning rival came within one percentage point of each other

Challenges to mega-decree labor reforms sent to the Supreme Court

The Court will have to decide between upholding a stay petitioned by the CGT and honoring the government’s appeal to strike it down