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In a curious episode of Ángel de Brito's show, a young man claims to be his son and requests a DNA test. The situation generated laughter among the panelists and the audience.

Green Capital S.A. plans a $10 billion investment in wind parks in Chubut to produce green hydrogen, contingent on new legislation in Congress. Discussions between local officials and the EU embassy are underway.

Escobar has received a BBB credit rating from Moody's, highlighting its low level of debt and efficient financial management, allowing it to seek financing in the capital markets.

The Buenos Aires City Government is implementing new policies to address recent prison escapes, including the creation of a new Undersecretariat for Criminal and Penitentiary Policy.

During a conference in Washington, Gerardo Martínez challenged the IMF's Kristalina Georgieva on Argentina's adjustment measures, advocating for growth with social inclusion amid economic reforms.

Acerbrag, one of Argentina's leading steel companies, faces job cuts due to U.S. tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. The company has halted production in Bragado, threatening 500 jobs amid an economic crisis.

Big Brother returns this Wednesday with an exciting special gala. With the house completely nominated, the host will explain the protocol to reduce the board to 10 competitors and introduce the eliminations. Nerves are on edge as the contestants fight for their salvation. Don't miss the live action!

In the midst of the controversy over $LIBRA, presidential spokesperson Adorni downplays its impact, defending Milei's management and asserting that there is no crime in his actions.

The debate on the suspension of the PASO has been postponed to Friday in the Buenos Aires Legislature, awaiting decisions in the Senate regarding electoral reform.

Big Brother returns this Wednesday with a special gala hosted by Santiago del Moro. With tensions in the house and a reduced lineup of 10 participants, don't miss it.

ANSES has announced new requirements to access Progresar Scholarships from March 2025, limiting income and conditions. Students must comply to receive educational support.

Vista, Argentina's second-largest unconventional oil operator, reported a 36% year-on-year increase in total production for 2024, reaching 69,660 boe/d. The company attributes this growth to new wells and robust reserve replacements.