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The Flávio story could read like a thriller, if it wasn’t pathetic in a cartoonish kind of way. It is also a tale of our times, in which politics is increasingly becoming an extreme sport where the returns of ill-gotten gains can be enormous, while the risks to everyone involved generally include prison. Leer más
Democracy cannot flourish unless politicians, civil servants and members of the Judiciary are held in high regard. In some countries at least, this was once the case, but in most it no longer is. Leer más
The thought of a man who has been described as “a Marxist disguised as a Keynesian” taking control of the Argentine economy is paralysing economic activity at home and investment abroad. Leer más
Last Sunday’s run-off could hardly have been more polarised, yet both right and left could end up being the losers. The question of where do we go from here in the relationship between South America’s two biggest countries has been rendered far more acute by this week’s events. Leer más
A selection of the stories that caught our eye over the last seven days in Argentina. Leer más
Brasília seeks explanations from Javier Milei's government over the defeated presidential candidate's passage through Argentina en route to the United States. Leer más
Federal Judge María Eugenia Capuchetti orders measures at request of prosecutor; Airline owner says 'US broker' paid for Bolsonaro's flight. Leer más
Human Rights Committee says that it could take years to rule on the former president’s challenge to her corruption conviction. Leer más
Criticism came a day after Argentina voted against condemning the US embargo on Cuba, reaffirming its alignment with Donald Trump’s government at the UN. Leer más
Fund spokesperson Julie Kozack says stronger domestic demand, private investment and labour market flexibility are needed to sustain growth. Leer más
Opposition lawmakers press Milei administration to clarify its actions; Flávio Bolsonaro thanked President after travelling to the United States via Argentina; Reports of Santiago Caputo’s alleged involvement fuel demands for answers. Leer más
Boca Juniors, Rosario Central and Argentinos Juniors are locked in a tight battle for the annual title, while several sides fight to reach the Clausura last 16. Leer más
With the stakes as high as they can be, neither Chacarita Juniors or Nueva Chicago will want to let their borderline-unhinged fans down and drop to Argentina's third tier. Leer más
November 3 vote is shaping up as a verdict on one of the most turbulent presidencies in US history – and, by several measures, Trump goes into it less popular than any predecessor facing midterms in modern polling. Leer más
US president ramps up criticism of Brazil's election, describing it as "disgraceful" and refusing to say whether he recognised Lula's victory. Leer más
