Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st January, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

Severe storms hit Neuquén, causing widespread damage and prompting a weather alert.

Edenor and Edesur announce new electric subsidy rates, impacting upcoming bills for consumers.

San Juan faces multiple impassable routes after heavy rains and rising water levels overnight.

Argentina's main soybean region reports irreversible yield losses due to severe water shortages.

Public transport strike averted as UTA and employers reach a salary agreement.

Diego Santilli criticizes Kicillof, claiming revenue collection takes precedence over job creation.

Weather alert issued for San Juan as storms are expected to continue into the weekend.

A storm in Iglesia destroyed a bridge, isolating at least 50 families from essential services.

Fire emergency declared in Chubut, Río Negro, Neuquén, and La Pampa due to severe conditions.

Investigators follow new leads in the murder case of Erika Álvarez in Tucumán.

Iran offers to negotiate nuclear terms on equal footing amid increasing pressure from the U.S.

Protests erupt in the U.S. against immigration raids, highlighting opposition to Trump’s policies.

A couple sues a Florida fertility clinic for mistakenly implanting the wrong embryo.

Dengue detected in Santa Fe as the mosquito carrier is found in 30 neighborhoods.

Experts highlight five common habits that silently harm heart health.

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