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The Argentine government under Javier Milei is proposing to eliminate laws identified as 'positive discrimination', including repealing the femicide classification in the Penal Code. This initiative aims to challenge existing gender equality frameworks, sparking controversy amidst alarming femicide statistics.

The prestigious Rolex Circuito Atlántico Sur regatta kicks off this Sunday from Buenos Aires, featuring 75 teams from multiple countries. The event highlights international sailing competitions.

El Boliche de Darío in Buenos Aires offers a delightful dining experience with ample portions and affordable prices. Enjoy classic Argentine dishes including milanesa and empanadas. Perfect for group gatherings!

The Argentine writer Guillermo Saccomanno has won the prestigious Alfaguara Prize 2025 for his novel 'The Wind Will Burn'. The work will be published on March 20 and explores the life of an eccentric couple in a seaside town.

The Argentine market experiences a decline after a period of growth. Despite good performance on Wall Street, stocks and bonds traded in the red. The main losses occurred in fixed income assets, and the S&P Merval index fell by 2.1%.

The UCR condemns President Javier Milei's comments at Davos, urging him to stop spreading false information and to apologize to offended citizens.

In an unusual turn of events for a Top 30 player, the highest-ranked Argentinian tennis star has decided to participate in a minor tournament rather than the larger ATP events.

The forward had an impressive debut with the Matador in the match against Vélez, leaving a great impression on fans and critics.

On January 22, Argentine artist Cazzu debuted her new single 'Dolce', accompanied by an official video. This marks her return to the music industry with a fresh take on corridos tumbados. Fans speculate about the implications of her lyrics and fashion choices, connecting them to her past relationship with Christian Nodal.

Workers from Laura Bonaparte National Hospital reject the government's statement about staffing and services. 200 layoffs have severely impacted patient care and hospital functionality. They demand the return of their colleagues to ensure proper mental health services.

A guard of the National Security Secretariat was detained for killing his 70-year-old aunt in Villa Urquiza. The woman was found seriously injured. The reasons for the crime are still unknown.

A project proposed by the Argentine government to combat organized crime has raised concerns about potential violations of legal guarantees. Rights organizations are calling for its rejection, citing unconstitutionality and repression of public protests.