Videos from a suburb of Argentina’s capital of Buenos Aires showing a bright red river has drawn international attention and reignited local fears of chemical dumping. Local residents told ...

Leonardo Bertulazzi, long-wanted by Italy for ties to the infamous Red Brigades, had lived in Argentina as a refugee since 2002 – a status revoked by the Milei administration.

This water is raising a red flag. A canal in Argentina mysteriously turned bright red on Thursday, alarming residents who were woken up by its strong odor. “The smell woke us up. In the daytime ...

A canal in greater Buenos Aires, Argentina, turned a striking red on Thursday, sparking alarm among residents who feared a toxic spill was responsible, according to the BBC.Videos and photographs ...

The Sarandi Canal near Buenos Aires, Argentina, mysteriously turned bright red, alarming residents who were woken up by its strong odor and said it looked like it was "covered in blood." ...

After two months of military government President Pedro Ramirez and his Cabinet of generals and admirals last week met and solemnly decided what Argentina needed most: a good Red Hunt. Toward this ...

Nine red wines from Argentina to enjoy now. Christopher Waters. Special to The Globe and Mail. Published September 25, 2024Updated September 26, 2024. This article was published more than 6 months ...

The measures are targeted at boosting Argentina's exchange rate against the U.S. dollar, according to the deregulation and state transformation ministry. The new regulation will eliminate a ...

Leonardo Bertulazzi, long-wanted by Italy for ties to the infamous Red Brigades, had lived in Argentina as a refugee since 2002 – a status revoked by the Milei administration.

Argentina to cut red tape for some imports. By Reuters. October 9, 2024 1:55 AM UTC Updated October 9, 2024. A view shows ships and shipping containers in the Port of ...