Argentina News in English

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

ATE and UPCN accepted the government’s salary proposal, but teachers' unions remain divided.

A national teachers' strike is set for March 2, threatening the start of classes.

Severe weather in Salta brings hail, strong winds, and rain, with storm alerts issued.

Trump warns of "bad things" if a deal with Iran isn't reached in ten days.

The U.S. highlights El Salvador's presence at Trump's newly formed Peace Board meeting.

Rosario Central lost to Talleres in a surprising match at the Gigante de Arroyito.

The Palace of the Lions opens for the Night of Museums with engaging activities planned.

Córdoba's court halts an 8% salary deduction for public employees, impacting labor laws.

Massive protests against labor reform occur in Mar del Plata, with significant mobilization.

A tragic outcome as a missing woman is found dead after severe weather in Paraná.

A passenger rescued a teenager attempting to leave the country without documents.

Kim Jong-un unveils the "world's most powerful weapon," raising international tensions.

Ukraine faces a demographic crisis, leading to sperm freezing for soldiers in combat.

NASA successfully completes a crucial test, aiming for a manned lunar return in March.

Google launches Gemini 3.1 Pro, claiming it surpasses ChatGPT and Claude in AI capabilities.

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