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Carolina 'Pampita' Ardohain speaks out about life after her controversial separation from Roberto García Moritín, focusing on positivity and family.

Over 600 pediatricians in Argentina are urging legislators to reject a bill that would lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13, citing its potential harm to vulnerable children and the lack of evidence supporting such a measure.

The AFIP has been dissolved, and the Revenue and Customs Control Agency (ARCA) has been created, changing the tax payment deadlines for 2024.

Javier Milei's government presents the Revenue Collection and Customs Control Agency (ARCA) to modernize and simplify tax management, dissolving the AFIP.

A religious congregation in San Justo is accused of child labor exploitation and abusive practices. Authorities conducted raids leading to 25 arrests, uncovering severe mistreatment of vulnerable individuals.

The FAA has granted an extension to Argentina until the end of the year to address safety compliance deficiencies in its aviation system. This extension allows the ANAC to maintain its Category 1 status.

The CNRT presents a judicial action to ensure free travel for people with disabilities on long and medium transport services. More than 350 penalties have already been imposed on the infringing companies.

The article delves into the complex political landscape of 1970s Argentina, focusing on the Montoneros' operations and their violent confrontations with the military. Key figures, such as Emilio Massera and Mario Firmenich, are scrutinized for their controversial roles in this turbulent era.

The National Institute of Indigenous Affairs (INAI) has ordered a review of land claims by the Mapuche communities in Mendoza, addressing legal disputes and land management issues in Los Molles, Malargüe.

A recent survey shows that the PJ of Cristina and Kicillof ties at 33% with La Libertad Avanza of Milei. A possible alliance between parties could change the electoral landscape for the upcoming legislative elections.

A crucial meeting is set for Friday as the UTA will decide on joining the national transport strike scheduled for October 30. State employees and transport unions are protesting against government policies.

Tense negotiations are ongoing between the Metal Workers' Union and steel industry chambers for salary increases, with a critical deadline approaching this Friday.