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Argentine President Javier Milei participated in the Starlight Gala alongside U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, discussing regional political issues.

A 73-year-old retiree was arrested after killing his 77-year-old wife in Los Polvorines. The couple's daughter discovered the scene and alerted the authorities.

A decade after prosecutor Nisman’s murder, a commemorative event was held in Buenos Aires, highlighting ongoing impunity in high-profile cases involving terrorism and political cover-ups. Speakers including Sandra Arroyo Salgado and Joaquín Morales Solá addressed the audience, emphasizing the need for accountability and remembrance.

A recent poll shows that 51.7% of Argentinians approve of President Javier Milei's management, highlighting a rise in optimism for three consecutive months as the country approaches elections.

The Agency of Revenue and Customs Control (ARCA) has updated the rules regarding the categorization of small taxpayers for 2025. Changes include new thresholds and timelines for recategorization, impacting compliance and tax obligations.

The Trump administration is reaffirming its attention to Argentina with the new appointment of Marco Rubio, signaling a stronger relationship with Buenos Aires amidst ongoing economic challenges.

José Miranda confessed to having let his partner Rosmery Aramayo Torres die in the Yegua well. The investigation has changed to femicide. The search for the body continues in the area of the Pilcomayo River.

A ceremony was held at AMIA in Buenos Aires to commemorate the late prosecutor Alberto Nisman, marking a decade since his assassination. Dignitaries highlighted ongoing issues of impunity related to past attacks.

The Calcatreu Mining Project in Southern Río Negro has received environmental licensing for exploitation, promising economic growth and job creation. It signifies a shift towards sustainable mining in the province.

Greenpeace campaign coordinator Hernán Giardini predicts that fire threats in Nahuel Huapi National Park may pose risks to Bariloche. Urgent action is needed.

Political tensions escalate as Buenos Aires officials clash over security strategies. Recent meetings reveal a shared goal to combat rising crime but differing approaches.

Clara Muzzio, the Deputy Head of Government of Buenos Aires, expresses agreement with President Trump's view of only two genders, inciting political backlash and criticism from various sectors.