Argentina
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AMERICAS
The Malvinas War Ended, but Britain and Argentina Still Battle Over Tomorrow
Forty-four years after the Malvinas War, renewed Argentina-Britain tensions reach far beyond diplomatic speeches. Islanders navigate disrupted commerce, wounded memories…
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Malvinas Bill Raises Penalties, but Who Will Actually Help Argentina Enforce Them?
Argentina’s proposed Malvinas sovereignty law would raise prison terms and widen sanctions. Britain rejects Argentine jurisdiction, while Washington’s talk of…
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SPORTS
Argentine Rugby Star Aramburu’s Killing Brings French Extremism and Grief to Court
At the Paris trial over Argentine rugby player Federico Martín Aramburu’s killing, his mother alleges xenophobic taunts preceded the shooting.…
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Argentina’s Naval Base Gamble Raises the Stakes From the Malvinas to Antarctica
Argentina’s planned Ushuaia naval base puts the Malvinas dispute, Antarctic access and regional autonomy on one strategic map. For Argentina…
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SPORTS
Argentina Dreams of Formula One Return as History Revs Its Engine Again
Argentina may welcome Formula One back by 2029 or 2030, reviving a Buenos Aires tradition shaped by Fangio, political upheaval,…
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Argentina Finds Malvinas Leverage in Trump’s New Atlantic Power Game
Donald Trump’s suggestion that Washington could reconsider its Malvinas position gives Javier Milei a diplomatic opening. Still, it also reveals…
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SPORTS
Argentine Soccer Says Goodbye as Messi Leaves the Eternal Stage
Lionel Messi’s international retirement closes Argentina’s longest football love story, a 21-year passage from teenage rejection to World Cup immortality,…
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SPORTS
Argentine Paredes Earned FIFA’s Ten-Match Reckoning After World Cup Fury
Leandro Paredes calls his ten-match suspension excessive, yet FIFA’s own code and the sequence after Argentina’s World Cup final defeat…
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ANALYSIS
Argentina Hears Milei’s Capitalist Gospel as Evidence Enters the Classroom
Javier Milei told Argentine teenagers capitalism serves God while Marxism serves Satan. Religious texts, Latin American history and economic statistics…
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AMERICAS
Argentina Reopens Its Malvinas Fault Line Over British Ship Docking
A British vessel’s stop in Ushuaia has reopened Argentina’s territorial wound, pitting Javier Milei’s government against Tierra del Fuego while…
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