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A national poll in Argentina revealed that 41% of citizens believe no minister in Javier Milei's government was the best. Despite a general rise in optimism, trust in individual cabinet members remains low.

Argentina has officially announced three tourism holidays for 2026, scheduled to fall on Mondays and Fridays to create long weekends. These dates align with existing national holidays, forming four‑day breaks. The strategy aims to boost the tourism sector's economy, including hospitality, gastronomy, and transport. Travelers can take advantage of the new opportunities to explore the country.

A driver lost control of his car and crashed into a tree in the Flores neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The driver was injured and hospitalized, and also detained by police.

A fire broke out in a ten-story building in Villa Crespo, Buenos Aires. Firefighters and police responded quickly. The fire is under control with no injuries.

MasterChef host and businesswoman Wanda Nara shared photos of her Christmas gift, a Hermès Picnic Birkin 25 bag valued at $68,500, over 91 million Argentine pesos.

Independiente is targeting San Lorenzo forward Alexis Cuello to strengthen for the 2026 season. The club is willing to pay less than the five million dollars San Lorenzo is asking and include players in the deal. However, competition from Boca complicates the transfer.

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A 44-year-old man was injured after being hit by a taxi in the Palermo neighborhood. The victim was taken to the hospital with a head injury. Traffic was temporarily interrupted.

The last weekend of the year in Mar del Plata will be sunny and hot, with no wind or rain, perfect for a beach day. Temperatures are expected to reach 35 degrees.

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Argentina's government presents an ambitious tax reform in the Senate. The 'Law of Fiscal Innocence' simplifies the system, reduces criminal prosecution, and changes thresholds for tax crimes. The opposition raises concerns about tax equity.

Argentina's Senate is heading into the final stage of the 2026 Budget debate and the Fiscal Innocence Law. With more than 45 senators backing it, overall approval appears secure, but Article 30, which removes rules for educational and scientific funding, sparks controversy. Objections come from the Civic Union and temporary government allies, creating a last‑minute negotiation scenario. If the Senate amends the lower house‑approved text, the project will return to the lower chamber, with additional sessions planned in December and January. The ultimate goal is to approve the 2026 Budget without setbacks, but uncertainty around Article 30 and a potential lack of voters could alter the outcome.