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The Finance Secretary of Argentina announces a bond conversion invitation on January 24, 2025, aiming to extend the duration of bonds held by investors. Participants must submit offers by 3 PM that day.

A veterinarian named Ben The Vet has listed four cat breeds he advises against adopting, highlighting health issues associated with their care requirements. He emphasizes the Bengal, Sphynx, Scottish Fold, and Persian as problematic due to their genetic predispositions and health complications.

In a significant operation, the Buenos Aires police confiscated substantial quantities of cocaine and marijuana, arresting five criminals linked to a drug trafficking organization. Valued at 5.8 million pesos, this success highlights ongoing efforts against narcotics in the city.

A police officer shot and killed a robber during an attempted theft in General Rodríguez. The incident involved gunfire as the officer and his daughter were attacked by criminals.

This story uncovers the painful history of leprosy patients in Argentina, detailing their struggles with laws prohibiting family formation and their ongoing fight for recognition and support within society.

Argentinian markets are rising after Donald Trump's inauguration. Javier Milei highlights his trip to Washington and the support from the U.S. in the local economy.

New signs and tactile floors have been implemented in public spaces in Argentina to facilitate the mobility and safety of visually impaired individuals. These adaptations, such as Braille maps and sound traffic lights, are essential for an inclusive society.

Ivana Icardi shares her opinion on the family scandal involving her brother Mauro Icardi, his ex-wife Wanda Nara, and his new partner, China Suárez. Although they have not spoken for some time, Ivana shares her criticisms and reflections on the situation.

A 70-year-old man was arrested for stabbing his Labrador, which died from the injuries. An investigation was initiated following the incident in La Plata.

Felicitas Alvite, accused of killing motorcyclist Walter Armand, will serve house arrest without an ankle monitor in La Plata. Her trial follows an incident last year involving illegal street racing.

The new leader of the barra brava of Rosario Central, nicknamed 'Laucha', was celebrated at an event at the Gigante de Arroyito stadium, despite his connection to a drug dealer.

Dakota Goth reveals her harrowing experience with L-Gante, accusing him of emotional and psychological violence. She calls for accountability and respect for women's rights.