Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st January, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

A train crashed into a wall and another derailed in Spain, leaving one dead and over 37 injured.

Intense rains raise concerns about the dam situation in Tucumán, with warnings of water overflow.

Freelancers and software sectors brace for impacts from the EU-Mercosur agreement amid labor reforms.

Javier Milei shares the latest government updates live from Davos, with key discussions ahead.

A sudden wind shift leads to a tragic fire, claiming the lives of 25 young firefighters in Puerto Madryn.

The ANMAT has detected expired certificates in 54 pharmacies, prompting new regulatory measures.

Volkswagen launches zero percent financing for up to 24 months on popular car models across the country.

Argentina prepares to launch a microsatellite during a challenging lunar mission with NASA.

Tensions rise as Canada warns that Russia poses a clear threat to the Arctic region.

China fulfills its commitment to the U.S. by purchasing 12 million tons of soybeans.

Dengue cases rise in Argentina, with health officials alerting the public about three circulating strains.

A breakthrough discovery reveals cannabis can eliminate antibiotic-resistant bacteria, offering new treatment strategies.

The risk of stroke increases as arteries narrow, prompting calls for awareness and preventive measures.

The crisis of opioids highlights the emergence of more potent drugs, raising public health concerns.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!