Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd March, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

Argentinian gendarme Nahuel Gallo released after 448 days held in Venezuela by Maduro's regime.

Middle East tensions escalate as oil prices soar and Asian markets tumble.

Trump claims the U.S. destroyed nine Iranian naval vessels, demanding Iranian forces surrender.

Congress passes labor reform, outlining ten key changes for businesses and workers.

Glacier Law raises questions about potential sanctions against Celeste Giménez in the PJ.

Japanese player Ryoga Kida scores his first goal in Primera with a stunning pirouette.

Alberto Weretilneck's speech sparks support from the government and criticism from the opposition.

Gildo Insfrán reports 24 consecutive years of fiscal surplus in his address to the Legislature.

Claudio Vidal claims a clear agreement exists between Vidal, Luxen, and Kirchnerism.

Iran aims to prolong the conflict to weaken Trump while initiating succession plans.

Franco-German-British alliance backs the U.S., warning of measures against Iran.

NASA explains its choice of ATENEA satellite for the Artemis 2 mission to the Moon.

New fuel price hikes in Santiago del Estero see super gasoline surpassing $1,800.

The 119th VISA Open crowned Alistair Docherty, showcasing foreign dominance in golf.

Health officials announce free gynecological check-ups for women in Mendoza.

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