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The date when Javier Milei's government will lift the currency controls remains uncertain. Several statements indicate a possible removal by 2025, depending on economic conditions and upcoming elections.

During a domestic dispute in Villa Itatí, a suspect fired at police, injuring himself and leaving an officer unharmed due to his helmet. The attacker was arrested after a dramatic encounter.

In Tucumán, two women were arrested during a police operation related to a fraud case involving agrochemical sales. Authorities seized 75 cannabis bricks in searches across various locations. Police emphasize their commitment to combating drug-related crime.

Thousands gathered in Buenos Aires for a LGTBIQ+ march opposing President Javier Milei's comments at the Davos Economic Forum. The event aims to combat hate speech and promote equality.

A man was arrested after shooting another during a public dispute in El Talar. The incident resulted in a gunshot wound and a police investigation.

In Argentina, drastic cuts in health programs and support for the LGBTIQ+ population have raised concerns. 40% of the trans population has been fired or discriminated against, and there are reported reductions in financial assistance and mental health support.

A 29-year-old Buenos Aires police officer was found dead with a gunshot wound in Berazategui. Authorities are investigating whether it was suicide or homicide.

Lionel Scaloni, the coach of the Argentine National Team, expressed his support for President Javier Milei, highlighting the importance of backing those in power.

The Argentine government has confirmed the elimination of internal taxes on cars priced between $41 million and $75 million, promoting lower final prices for consumers, expected to drop by 15% to 20%. This measure is part of a broader strategy to stimulate the automotive market.

A judge in La Plata has granted a Habeas Corpus for participants in the Marcha Federal del Orgullo Antifascista, urging authorities to ensure the right to protest without interception or identification measures.

In Moreno, two men were killed in a drug dispute, triggering protests from locals demanding more security and justice. The demonstrators clashed with the police, seeking answers amidst the rising violence in the area.

The transfer of national justice to the city of Buenos Aires has been declared unconstitutional. The chief prosecutor, Eduardo Casal, requests the suspension of the ruling that allows this change, creating tensions in the administration of justice in the region.