Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th April, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

Javier Milei defends his economic policies amid rising inflation, insisting on maintaining orthodoxy.

A new survey reveals Milei's Cabinet received failing grades, with a former PRO member scoring the highest.

The government pressures university rectors to ensure classes resume after a faculty strike.

Donald Trump denies allegations of pedophilia while discussing an assassination attempt and clashing with a reporter.

Authorities seize over three million pesos, drugs, and weapons in a series of raids in Neuquén.

Flavio Briatore expresses emotion over Franco Colapinto's impressive performance in Buenos Aires.

Santiago del Estero's governor announces a $600,000 bonus for Labor Day and additional support for public employees.

Controversy arises in the government over the inclusion of Kirchnerist candidates in judicial nominations sent to the Senate.

A clinic in Villa Ballester issues a statement regarding the discovery of eight fetuses and a child abuse case.

Tensions escalate as Iran offers to reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the U.S. lifts sanctions.

Nayarit witnesses arson attacks following the capture of a suspected drug lord linked to the CJNG.

The risk of default in Argentina rises again as financial markets react to economic pressures.

Experts warn about the hidden dangers of fructose and artificial sweeteners in modern diets.

Chikungunya cases surge in Tucumán, raising alarms over public health.

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