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Jair Bolsonaro · Brazil

Brazilian Supreme Court Orders Electronic Bracelet and Curfew for Bolsonaro

39% Center coverage: 224 sources

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Health · Buenos Aires

The Government Convened a Re-Examination of Medical Residences Following the Results Under Suspicion

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

It will be for applicants who have obtained more than 86 points, as announced by the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni. The measure reaches 268 professionals See the Story

Trains · Villa Constitución

Steel Company Acindar Stopped 85% of Its Plant in Santa Fe and Suspended More than 500 Workers for a Week

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The steel company Acindar stopped production in 85% of its plant in Villa Constitución, Santa Fe, and suspended more than 500 workers for more than a week.The measure was in charge of the ArcelorMittal group, which, in turn, plans to implement the arrest of activities in four other factories in Argentina due to the economic crisis that it is going through.According to local media La Capital, the causes of the paralysis are the fall in domestic c…See the Story

Milei Slashes Export Taxes on Key Farm Argentine Products

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Milei slashes export taxes on key farm Argentine products Cuts apply to beef, poultry, soy, corn and more to boost economyJavier Milei · Argentina See the Story

Cristina Kirchner Accused that the u.s. Is Campaigning for the Government: “in Milei’s Argentina the Forces of the North Command”

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The former president sent an audio to “the torches march,” commemorating Eva Perón 73 years after her death; “It’s a disgovernment,” she noted and launched economic criticismJavier Milei · Buenos Aires See the Story

Amílcar Nadal: “One Makes Politics by Carrying Out the First Argentine Reggae Band of People of African Descent”

By Leo Vázquez At this point, Amílcar Nadal is already a recognized name for those who like reggae, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, rap and hip hop. He has formed the unforgettable trio Lumumba, pillar of the black music made by Argentines, along with his brother Fidel and the great Pablito Molina, the other singer of Todos Tus Muertos, deceased not long ago. What perhaps not everyone knows is that he is also a composer and singer of an interesting sol…Argentina · Argentina Read Article

A Work that Speaks of the Political Violence of the Present Through the Bombing of 55

Writing Open Channel On Saturday, August 2 at 21, at the Teatro El Ojo (Perón 2115, CABA) will take place the premiere of the work 1955. Memories of oblivion, by Jorge Alberto Giglio. Directed by Lizardo Laphitz and starring Agustina Saenz, Ariel Leyra, Lucas Álvarez, Nicole Trasandes and Sabrina Cristovao, the staging addresses the bombing of the Plaza de Mayo during the uprising of the Navy against the government of Juan Domingo Perón in 1955…Work · Buenos Aires Read Article

They Identified the Prefect Who Shot Jonathan Navarro in the Eye He Was Wounded in a Retired March

Justice still doesn’t have the name of the agent, but you already know his face. Navarro was wounded at the March 12 march in front of Congress, when he was trying to help two retirees who had fallen to the floor in the repression.Justice · Argentina See the Story

“My Son Was Killed Like a Dog”: La Bonaerense and a New Case of Police Brutality

Writing Open Channel 29-year-old Gonzalo Tamame died in the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 23 in a cell of the Olavarría First Police Station, shortly after being arrested. According to the official version, for a suicide by hanging with a garment. However, his family, neighbors and social organizations report that he was murdered, a hypothesis that takes more and more force after a series of videos broadcast on social networks. Accordi…Police Brutality · Buenos Aires Read Article

The "Crisis" of Vaca Muerta: Why Stoppages Put the Oil Jewel of Argentina in Check

In June 2025, Vaca Muerta reached a historic peak: gas production reached 158.8 million m3 per day, and oil rose to 778,800 barrels per day, marking the best yield in years. However, in full bonanza, the sector faces a trade union escalation that pauses the operation. The Union of Truckers of Río Negro and Neuquén, representing the transport staff of sands for fracking, announced an indefinite stoppage that took place on Friday, July 25. They de…Argentina · Argentina See the Story

The Man of the Siamese Novels

By Walter Lezcano The writer and columnist Juan José Becerra is punctual. Despite living in La Plata a long time ago, although he is born and raised in Junín, he arrives at the meeting in the area of Plaza de Mayo at the exact point and previously agreed, at the time that he lands at noon in the city. He is amiable, smiles a lot and has some friendly ways that favor proximity, but when he responds he throws silver bullets. He has just published…Buenos Aires · Buenos Aires Read Article

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Brazilian Supreme Court Orders Electronic Bracelet and Curfew for Bolsonaro

The Government Convened a Re-Examination of Medical Residences Following the Results Under Suspicion

Steel Company Acindar Stopped 85% of Its Plant in Santa Fe and Suspended More than 500 Workers for a Week

Milei Slashes Export Taxes on Key Farm Argentine Products

Cristina Kirchner Accused that the u.s. Is Campaigning for the Government: “in Milei’s Argentina the Forces of the North Command”

Amílcar Nadal: “One Makes Politics by Carrying Out the First Argentine Reggae Band of People of African Descent”

A Work that Speaks of the Political Violence of the Present Through the Bombing of 55

They Identified the Prefect Who Shot Jonathan Navarro in the Eye He Was Wounded in a Retired March

“My Son Was Killed Like a Dog”: La Bonaerense and a New Case of Police Brutality

The "Crisis" of Vaca Muerta: Why Stoppages Put the Oil Jewel of Argentina in Check

The Man of the Siamese Novels

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Milei Slashes Export Taxes on Key Farm Argentine Products

Cristina Kirchner Accused that the u.s. Is Campaigning for the Government: “in Milei’s Argentina the Forces of the North Command”

Amílcar Nadal: “One Makes Politics by Carrying Out the First Argentine Reggae Band of People of African Descent”

A Work that Speaks of the Political Violence of the Present Through the Bombing of 55

They Identified the Prefect Who Shot Jonathan Navarro in the Eye He Was Wounded in a Retired March

“My Son Was Killed Like a Dog”: La Bonaerense and a New Case of Police Brutality

The "Crisis" of Vaca Muerta: Why Stoppages Put the Oil Jewel of Argentina in Check

The Man of the Siamese Novels