Congress approves second ‘Fiscal Innocence’ law to attract stashed dollars
The Senate approved modifications to the government’s Fiscal Innocence law, aimed at encouraging Argentines to bring their stashed dollars into the formal economy...
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Herald celebrates 150th anniversary with gallery opening and magazine launch
The Buenos Aires Herald celebrated its 150th anniversary Thursday with the inauguration of Espacio 1876, a contemporary art gallery located inside its newsroom,...
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IMF to visit Argentina for third review of economic program
A technical mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will arrive in Buenos Aires on Monday, September 21, to formally launch the third...
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Get Out! Springtime for Frida, plus French foodies and samba!
If you’re done with posting AI photos of yourself in 1980s style, drop your phone and gear up for — finally! — springtime...
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Government projects 4% growth and 18% inflation in 2027 budget
President Javier Milei and Economy Minister Luis Caputo filed their 2027 budget bill in Congress on Tuesday night. The bill estimates inflation for...
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‘They are still writing’: 50 years of the ‘Night of the Pencils’ kidnappings
“We’re already dead. But every New Year’s Eve, raise your glass for us.” Claudia Falcone was 16 when she said goodbye to her...
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Argentina to file new complaints against oil companies operating in Malvinas
The Argentine government will step up its legal offensive against companies involved in hydrocarbon exploration and production projects in waters near the Malvinas...
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150 years of news in English: 6 front pages from the Herald’s archive
It was September 15, 1876, when Scottsman William Cathcart published the first edition of a new martime and trade news bulletin. It had...
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