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ANSES announced a 3.47% increase in retirement benefits for November, along with a bonus of $70,000 for those receiving minimum pensions, raising the net minimum wage.

Argentinian singer Cazzu opens up about her recent challenges following a public breakup, prioritizing her child and career while seeking solace away from social media. She emphasizes the importance of mental health and personal integrity in the public eye.

A 16-year-old boy was stabbed in La Plata. Despite serious injuries, doctors report that he is out of danger. The police are investigating the case.

President Javier Milei is organizing a bilateral meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron on November 16, ahead of the G20 summit in Brazil. The meeting's date is yet to be confirmed.

Elián Valenzuela, known as L-Gante, was acquitted of serious charges after a controversial trial in Mercedes. The singer claims he was a victim of defamation.

Flor Regidorse responds to rumors linking her to football players and claims she's being unfairly targeted online. She emphasizes her right to enjoy events without drama.

The ATE union denounces the inadequate salary offer from the government of Javier Milei, which exacerbates the crisis of purchasing power for state workers, as inflation exceeds 101.6%.

The National Social Security Administration (ANSES) announced that AUH beneficiaries will see an increase of 3.5% in November 2024. However, they will not receive a bonus this December, which is exclusive to retirees and pensioners. Details on payment dates and amounts have also been clarified.

Cazzu discusses her family's sudden changes and addresses the ongoing drama surrounding her relationship with Christian Nodal and Ángela Aguilar. She highlights the challenges of public scrutiny and refutes claims surrounding her knowledge of their relationship.

Tensions rise between students and Argentina's president Javier Milei as protests escalate over demands for salary increases and budget reforms for public universities. Thousands participate in rallies across the city, advocating for the preservation of accessible and quality education.

On Tuesday, a massive march took place in Buenos Aires against government austerity measures and layoffs. Workers are demanding better salaries and social rights amidst widespread public demonstrations across the country.

A court in Glew has upheld a law that protects residents of popular neighborhoods from eviction, emphasizing the balance between private property rights and access to adequate housing.