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The Secretary of Environment, Sports, and Tourism, Daniel Scioli, is facing intense internal conflict within Javier Milei's government, following an incident while practicing sports on social media.

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The Argentine Senate is set to debate two important judicial reform projects next week aimed at preventing repeat offenders from being released during judicial processes. The proposed changes come amid rising crime rates and heightened political tensions.

The leading stocks of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange and Argentine debt bonds surged today, despite the complicated global economic landscape. The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, stated that an agreement with the IMF is expected for 2025, which has a positive impact on the market.

Three people were arrested in Florencio Varela for their role in a gang dedicated to usurping land where two deceased teenagers were found. The investigation, driven by the municipality, is ongoing.

The National Institute of Statistics and Census announces that inflation in January in Buenos Aires could be 2.3%, marking a decrease compared to the previous month. This is expected to be the lowest figure under the management of Economy Minister Luis Caputo, which is considered positive news for the disinflation process.

The La Plata Appeals Court revoked the house arrest of Claudio and Facundo Albini, linked to a fraud scheme involving 464 million pesos in public funds. The court highlighted their roles in a larger criminal structure and the need to ensure the integrity of the investigation.

The head of Government of Buenos Aires, Jorge Macri, will announce new investments in security in response to recent prison escapes. The announcement will take place at the Urban Monitoring Center.

Prosecutor Ana María Caro has requested DNA analysis for a fifth suspect in the 2001 murder of teenager Natalia Melmann in Miramar, Argentina. The case remains ongoing as it follows the conviction of four others involved in this tragic crime.

Alejandro Fantino has sparked debate by accusing economists of pushing for peso devaluation to benefit their dollar-based income. Their responses highlight differing views on Argentina's economic strategy amidst an increasing call for market-determined exchange rates.

A father and his son were arrested in Gregorio de Laferrere for sexual abuse against a minor. The abuses occurred between 2010 and 2012 and were reported recently.

The Argentine government has canceled the bidding for the Paraná-Paraguay waterway, investigating DEME for alleged pressure on other bidders to manipulate outcomes. State officials emphasize transparency and the need for fair competition.