Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th June, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

Manuel Adorni's wife enters the “fiscal innocence” regime amid questions of undeclared funds.

The government pushes for a new university financing law despite reaching an agreement with rectors.

Gabriel Fidel wins elections at UNCuyo, setting up a runoff against Adriana García.

Peru's elections hinge on votes from remote communities and abroad as tensions rise.

Trump accuses Iran of downing a U.S. helicopter and threatens retaliation for the attack.

Six players from the national team miss the bench against Iceland as Messi shines in his return.

Luciana, the missing teenager from Colonia Caroya, has been found safe, confirms Córdoba's security minister.

Cristina Kirchner files a complaint to prevent the seizure of her children's assets by the court.

Tensions rise as ATE joins teachers' protests against pension reforms in front of the government house.

Child poverty in Argentina drops to 42.3% in the second half of 2025, according to a new report.

Mendoza kicks off Vinexpo Explorer 2026 with 50 wineries and 25 international buyers in attendance.

Pope Leo XIV thanks volunteers during his apostolic visit to Madrid, emphasizing their vital role.

NASA selects a diverse crew for Artemis III, featuring veterans, a doctor, and a newcomer.

The automotive market returns to the Macri era as overstock leads to a surge in promotions.

The World Cup 2026 heats up with friendly matches and the latest news on June 9th.

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