Argentina News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th June, and here’s your Argentina daily news capsule.

Justice suspects that the cryptocurrencies declared by Manuel Adorni were not his own.

The government is confident Congress won't remove Adorni, but has a backup plan.

Trump announces a deal with Iran will be signed this Sunday to end the war.

Felipe Melo criticizes Brazil's performance in the World Cup, saying Morocco was superior.

A government ally claims Adorni's exit is inevitable, stating the issue is settled.

Franco Colapinto will start in 13th position at the Barcelona Grand Prix this weekend.

The Santa Cruz governor alleges attempts to overthrow him after legislative actions.

The province increases the reward to 20 million pesos for information on Guadalupe's whereabouts.

Today marks 44 years since the last battles in the Falklands conflict.

A tragic bungee jump accident in Brazil results in a woman's death due to safety negligence.

The “Child Warrior,” leader of the Tren de Aragua, has died during a police operation in Venezuela.

Switzerland plans a referendum to limit population and prevent military desertion.

Keiko Fujimori moves closer to the presidency of Peru amid election developments.

The country risk index falls below 500 points, bringing the government closer to international markets.

Parkinson's disease: a specialist explains the first detectable symptoms of the condition.

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