Argentina News in English

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

Iran claims to be in the final stage of a memorandum of understanding with the U.S.

A governor proposes pension reform, raising retirement age and introducing extraordinary contributions.

The IMF criticizes outdated inflation data and calls for a new law for Indec.

Franco Colapinto shines in the Sprint race at the Canadian GP, finishing ninth amid Mercedes rivalry.

Bolivia's government deploys a humanitarian corridor as clashes with protesters reignite.

River Plate prepares for the final against Belgrano, with a massive crowd supporting them.

A controversial map leaves Milei embarrassed, showcasing a distorted view of Argentina.

Milei outlines his plan to shield the economy from political noise with fiscal surplus and currency stability.

Tensions rise as Milei excludes Villarruel from the May 25th Tedeum, deepening government rifts.

The governor announces 150 new homes to be delivered in San Luis on November 21st.

Gunfire near Trump leads to two injuries and a preventive lockdown of the White House.

Thousands march in Madrid demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Sánchez.

Bitcoin dips below $76,000 following Kevin Warsh's appointment to the Federal Reserve.

Experts warn of rising melanoma cases in Argentina, urging caution while sunbathing.

Ten African countries face high risk due to an Ebola outbreak, with Congo at significant threat.

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