
In a bid to consolidate Argentina’s fiscal surplus and reinforce the Central Bank’s international reserves, President Javier Milei’s government is moving forward with an ambitious and longstanding privatisation plan. The government’s strategy... Read more »

Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni on Thursday dismissed questions regarding his assets and wealth following the publication of images of a family trip on a private jet, controversy about his wife’s attendance on... Read more »

With 74 caps for Argentina under his belt, Nicolás Tagliafico laments the cancellation of the Finalissima against Spain and cites “complacency” as the main challenge facing the defending champions as they aim... Read more »

In Argentina, March 24 is a day of mourning, marches and political disputes. Fifty years after the coup d’état that brought the military junta to power, tens of thousands of people will... Read more »

A huge crowd descended on the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires on Tuesday to mark 50 years since the March 24, 1976 coup d’état that brought Argentina’s military dictatorship to power. Gathering the... Read more »

On the 50th anniversary of the March 24, 1976 coup d’état that brought Argentina’s last military dictatorship to power, President Javier Milei’s government has released a video highlighting left-wing violence and criticising... Read more »

Argentina marches on 50th anniversary of coup that led to the Falklands War and the regime’s fall Tuesday, March 24th 2026 – 10:14 UTC
Jorge Rafael Videla being sworn in... Read more »

On March 24, 1976, the clock of Argentine democracy was stopped by the weight of military jackboots, beginning a systematic process of extermination that turned the state into a machinery for disappearance,... Read more »

A pregnant teenager, a secondary school student and a young university student who survived Argentina’s last military dictatorship are revisiting their stories of torture, death and exile, 50 years after the coup... Read more »

One should think that, when they decided to take power, on March 24, 1976, Argentina’s military had already defined what they would do with prisoners deemed “incurable.” However, Jorge Rafael Videla claimed... Read more »