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Morena Rial, daughter of journalist Jorge Rial, was arrested in Buenos Aires for her involvement in a robbery. The police operation executed early this Wednesday linked her to a burglary that occurred on January 18. Rial faces serious charges due to evidence captured on security cameras.

The Rosario Challenger saw intense matches with local players showcasing their skills. Francisco Comesaña and Sebastián Báez secured victories, thrilling the home crowd amidst weather interruptions.

The Central Bank of Argentina has approved debit card payments in US dollars starting April 1, 2025. This new payment method aims to facilitate transactions for consumers and retailers alike, allowing purchases in fixed installments with a single authorization.

Argentina's trade balance turned negative with a deficit of $39 million following a 110% rise in import payments. The current economic administration aims to normalize capital flow despite ongoing issues, leading to increased obligations and pressures on the Central Bank's reserves.

A study reveals that 74.64% of citizens perceive a decrease in security in Mendoza. President Milei's image has considerably deteriorated as criticisms of his administration's policies emerge.

Michael Wirth, CEO of Chevron, praised Javier Milei's economic agenda in Argentina, highlighting optimism for the Vaca Muerta shale formation and investment potential.

UOCRA employees in Argentina will receive an additional salary increase for working in cold areas, ensuring a base of up to $2.5 million depending on the category.

Lanús and Gimnasia are preparing for their first match in the Copa Argentina. This event promises to be exciting for football fans who are eager to see great action on the field. Don't miss it.

Argentinian star Alejandro Garnacho, 20, from Manchester United, has published new photos on his social media account, exciting fans with his updates.

Nissan has suspended the only active shift at its Cordoba plant due to an ongoing crisis and tensions with Renault, affecting 450 employees and suppliers.

The Government of the City of Buenos Aires establishes new requirements for driver's license renewal, including health certificates and traffic safety talks.

The new National Traffic Law in Argentina exempts certain drivers from paying prescribed fines. Traffic violations now have validity periods of two to five years, depending on their severity. Drivers can request the cancellation of prescribed fines in person or online.