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Manuel Adorni responds to Cristina Kirchner after her criticisms of Javier Milei during the Antifascist Pride March. Political positions intensify.

Two missing teenagers in Florencio Varela were found dead under a bridge. The police are investigating a possible double homicide linked to human trafficking.

The political landscape in Argentina is shifting as parties prepare for upcoming elections. Javier Milei's leadership focuses on libertarian candidates, moving away from traditional alliances. The relationship with PRO is strained, affecting strategies in Buenos Aires and beyond.

Ángel 'Don' Reyes, a beloved neighbor of El Bolsón, lost his life in a fire after refusing to evacuate his home. The community is in shock.

A 16-month-old baby died after falling into a pool at home. Despite attempts at resuscitation, they did not survive. The Prosecutor's Office is investigating the incident.

Thousands mobilized in Buenos Aires to reject gender and inclusion policy rollbacks and demand action against President Javier Milei's attacks on the LGBTIQ+ community. The protest follows Milei's controversial remarks in Davos, linking homosexuality to pedophilia and criticizing feminism. Activists expressed outrage over violence and upcoming legal changes affecting LGBTIQ+ rights.

This Monday, Estudiantes de La Plata faces Racing in an exciting match of the Apertura Tournament of the Professional Football League. It will start at 19:15 at the Estadio UNO Jorge Luis Hirschi, with great anticipation among fans.

In a deep analysis, the figure of Javier Milei is reflected upon and his relationship with freedom in Argentina. The author emphasizes the importance of prioritizing freedom over political personalism, making an analogy with the death of Caesar and his ambition, raising questions about the country's future.

The Xeneize and the Globo are still looking for their first victory in the Apertura Tournament. They will face each other this Sunday at 19:15 at the Bombonera, in a highly anticipated clash for the tournament's third round.

Thousands marched in Buenos Aires against the government's policies on gender and inclusion. The protest was a response to comments made by President Javier Milei regarding the LGBTIQ+ community and femicide legislation.

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner addressed the massive Anti-Fascist March in Buenos Aires, criticizing President Javier Milei's comments on gender and inclusion. Over 80,000 gathered in protest.

Pizza Hut anticipates reentering the Argentine market after over 30 years, aiming to open its first store through a local franchise or international investors this year.