Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th March, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

A young woman wins her legal battle for euthanasia in Spain, Noelia Castillo has passed away.

In Santa Fe, a culture of dialogue prevails as the province commemorates 50 years since the coup.

Trump extends his ultimatum for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz until April 6th.

Nicolás Maduro appears in a New York court looking frail and in a beige prison suit.

Kicillof meets with over 60 mayors, criticizes Milei, and pledges to improve funding distribution.

Teachers at UNR plan a strike next week and are organizing a federal march for April.

Criticism mounts against the Glacier Law in a public hearing, labeled a farce by some.

Córdoba's legislature holds a special session during Memory Week, sparking internal disputes.

The Classic Music festival in Godoy Cruz is set to delight attendees with a sensory experience.

A new transportation system launches this Friday between Guachipas, La Viña, and Coronel Moldes.

The U.S. and Israel escalate tensions with Iran amid ongoing attacks in the Middle East.

Two Mexican vessels carrying humanitarian aid to Cuba have gone missing in the Caribbean.

The Central Bank reduces bank reserves to boost liquidity amid falling dollar rates.

Antonio Banderas reveals a serious health issue that led him to leave Hollywood behind.

Another mosquito-borne virus is on the rise in Argentina, displacing dengue cases this year.

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