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The Oral Criminal Court number two of San Nicolás begins the trial against a mother accused of killing her baby by throwing her in the trash. The father faces charges of omission. The hearings will take place over two days.

The Government of the City of Buenos Aires imposes restrictions on the River Plate club following the fireworks scandal at a match. Flags and celebration items are prohibited at the next match against Banfield.

Exxon Mobil has sold its 70% stake in Vaca Muerta to Pluspetrol for approximately $1.7 billion, surprising the market and leaving other major players out of the deal. This decision marks a significant shift in the company's operations in Argentina, which represents only 2% of its global business.

The UTA calls for a bus strike in Buenos Aires for October 31 due to an unresolved salary conflict, affecting thousands of users.

The national transport strike, organized by various unions, puts pressure on the government of Javier Milei. Despite efforts to cancel it, the impact is felt in trains, airplanes, and more.

Rescuers have found a second body among the rubble of the collapsed hotel in Villa Gesell. Two deaths have been confirmed and several people remain missing.

A group of around 100 people ambushed a train in Villa Gobernador Gálvez, stealing a thousand tons of soybeans intended for Rosario. This practice is common in the area, leading to significant economic losses.

The national government is set to offer governors expense cuts to accommodate their requests in the 2025 Budget. Political tensions rise as cabinet changes occur amid budget discussions.

The Argentine government firmly rejects the Cuban dictatorship and commits to a foreign policy that condemns human rights violations by any regime. Recent actions include a vote at the UN to lift the embargo against Cuba.

The country risk in Argentina is decreasing, facilitating investments. The government of Javier Milei has made progress in a few months that others took years, highlighting regional relations, especially in Córdoba.

Argentinian rapper L-Gante has been sentenced to three years of conditional prison for aggravated threats and gun use. The ruling allows him to continue his music career under specific conditions.

Javier Milei's government faces backlash over ambitious economic reforms aimed at transforming Argentina's fiscal landscape while confronting labor unions and inflation. Critics raise ethical concerns surrounding the leadership changes and their implications for social stability.