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Leo Balerdi, current player of the Scaloneta, has talked about his coach at Boca Juniors as he prepares for the matches against Paraguay and Peru.

In Argentina, MagisTV, the largest audiovisual piracy network, was closed, protecting jobs and investments. This effort is part of the fight against piracy in Latin America.

On November 20, Argentina commemorates National Sovereignty Day, marking the historic Battle of Vuelta de Obligado in 1845. This year, it will be observed on November 18 for an extended weekend.

A recent survey reveals that 80% of Argentine entrepreneurs expect an economic improvement in the next year, with 49% planning to increase investments. Challenges remain, particularly rising costs and economic uncertainty.

The subway workers' union reports an epidemic of scabies and four deaths from asbestos since 2018. The elimination of the cancer-causing material and attention to those affected are demanded.

Aconcagua Energía has secured a substantial new area in Mendoza, focusing on conventional and unconventional oil development. The Payún Oeste region shows significant potential, promising new jobs and economic growth for the province.

Andrés Fassi, president of Talleres, was suspended for two years following an incident with referee Merlos in Mendoza. An alleged physical assault is under investigation after a match.

YPF has become Argentina's top oil exporter, significantly increasing sales to Chile thanks to the reopening of the Trasandino Pipeline and boosted production from Vaca Muerta.

Argentinian actor Esteban Lamothe shares details about his relationship with actress Débora Nishimoto. They talk about moments together and their special connection during the filming of 'Envidiosa'.

80% of Argentine business owners believe the economy will improve in the next year, according to a survey showing an increase in the Vistage Confidence Index.

A minor from Mendoza died of 'sudden death' during her graduation trip at a water park in Córdoba, according to her grandmother. The autopsy revealed a massive heart attack as the cause of death.

Aerolíneas Argentinas has resolved its conflict with unions, agreeing to a 16% salary increase and new working conditions to improve productivity and operational efficiency, marking significant changes after over a decade.