Argentina News in English

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

New images emerge in the case against Martín Insaurralde and Jesica Cirio for illicit enrichment.

The U.S. demands limits on Chinese companies in Vaca Muerta, increasing pressure on the Argentine government.

Colombia earthquake death toll rises to 265, with nearly 500 people still missing.

Inflation data for July reveals a rise after three months of stability, raising concerns among analysts.

Karina Milei opens a libertarian office in the province, with Santilli emerging as a candidate.

Horacio Marín assures that the government will not speculate on fuel prices amid rising costs.

A young man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Gabriela Banach in La Sexta neighborhood.

The upcoming total solar eclipse in 2027 promises to be an unmissable event for skywatchers.

Venezuela's negotiations close first cycle, raising hopes for judicial reforms in the Supreme Court.

Delcy Rodríguez praises Fidel Castro on the centenary of his birth, highlighting his commitment to social justice.

The government shifts focus to the domestic market, but economic recovery efforts are slow.

Electric taxis in Buenos Aires receive new credits aimed at boosting green transportation initiatives.

Experts suggest magnesium could help alleviate anxiety, based on recent study reviews.

The Respiratory Syncytial Virus is spreading in Argentina, particularly affecting infants.

Walking speed in older adults may indicate cognitive health, with faster walkers showing lower risks.

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