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IMF head Kristalina Georgieva supports Javier Milei's program, highlighting progress in the economy and the reduction of poverty. An IMF team will visit Buenos Aires next week to continue the joint work.

Presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni reiterates the Government's intention to reach agreements for the legislative elections, distinguishing itself from the opposition and emphasizing the need to advance in the country.

President Javier Milei met with IMF head Kristalina Georgieva in Washington. They discussed Argentina's economic progress and the upcoming IMF team visit to assess the situation.

In Trancas, during controls in the province, 500 kilos of coca leaves were seized from a truck. The merchandise was destined for the province, violating customs law.

The Transportation Safety Board of Argentina has released a preliminary report on the Bombardier Challenger 300 accident in San Fernando, highlighting the initial findings of the investigation.

Mercado Pago provides fast and simple loans for retirees, with flexible payment options based on the requested amount. Ideal for managing finances.

In an exciting match, Argentina's Gladiators defeated Barein, securing their place in the Main Round with a thrilling finish.

Players Velasco, Battaglia, and Alarcón have undergone a medical examination but have not yet been able to join the training with the Boca Juniors team.

Argentinian driver Franco Colapinto faces a crucial weekend at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, where the future of his Formula 1 career could be decided. With no seat at Williams for next year, options with Red Bull or Alpine are being considered. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen aims for a fourth championship title, leading Lando Norris by 62 points.

Atlético Tucumán will face Huracán this Monday night at 21:30 in a key Liga Profesional match at Estadio Monumental José Fierro. Both teams are set to deliver an exciting performance.

An 8-year-old girl was brutally stabbed to death in 25 de Mayo, Misiones. Authorities have arrested a 35-year-old man after the victim identified him as her attacker. The community is in shock as details of the crime emerge.

In Buenos Aires, the distribution of books featuring sexual themes for students has sparked outrage. Critics, including Vice President Villarruel, claim it's inappropriate for children. Supporters argue these books promote exploration of identity and reading.