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Victory of Alberto Fernández’s presidential campaign puts an end to the pro-business economic policies of Macri’s administration

Neuquén’s indigenous Mapuche people claim Vaca Muerta has brought them not wealth, but discrimination, dispossession and health problems.

Anti-choice doctors and health officials accused of obstructing legal terminations after 11-year-old girl gave birth to rapist’s child

Former executives kidnapped many victims off the assembly line, lawyer said, and tortured them on the plant’s premises

Friday has been declared a public holiday, flights will be diverted and public transport will be cancelled as city braces for protests

Argentina’s Gran Chaco forest is being razed for soya, ending up in Europe as animal feed, and on our plates. It’s the backbone of Argentina’s fragile economy, but has come at a price for the indigenous people who live there

The publication of a bestseller about bribery in the country comes amid a wave of corruption allegations against senior politicians

Judge’s indictment alleges corruption network was set up by Néstor Kirchner and his wife took over when he died

Lower house votes 129-123 to allow abortion in first 14 weeks If senate approves bill President Macri has said he will sign it