Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th February, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

Amsafe and Sadop join Ctera’s strike as the government considers activating emergency declarations.

Judicial workers have taken over the Labor Court building amid ongoing protests against Kicillof.

Labor reform is straining union relations, prompting combative unions to call for a mobilization this Friday.

Doubts are growing over the Argentina-US agreement following the Supreme Court's ruling and new tariffs.

Seven governors meet to strengthen their influence in Congress and negotiate better with Milei.

Mahiques resigns from the Casation Court, which will decide on the Pilar estate linked to AFA.

The price of Bitcoin drops nearly 3%, continuing its downward trend amid tariff uncertainties.

More than 500 bank branches have closed in the last five years, raising questions about their future.

Renault's Niagara pickup is nearing completion, promising to be a standout in the Argentine market.

Concerns rise in the automotive industry over competitiveness and the Chinese advance in Brazil and Argentina.

Maxi López bids farewell to Argentina with an emotional message, cherishing his love for the country.

Javier Calamaro faces allegations of land sales fraud in Córdoba, affecting over 100 victims.

Vitamin C is highlighted for its role in preventing various diseases, according to health experts.

Due to measles risk, the second dose of the triple viral vaccine is being expedited.

Experts discuss the pros and cons of magnesium supplements and their benefits for heart health.

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