Resignation comes amid deep splits in the ruling coalition about how to handle Argentina’s mounting economic crisis.
Women’s rights advocates across Americas region say their struggle goes on after top US court overturns Roe v Wade.
A judge orders a culpable homicide trial for eight medical staff, including Maradona’s family doctor.
Al Jazeera gets the South American perspective ahead of the Middle East’s first FIFA World Cup.
Al Jazeera sits down with the UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s lead analyst for food crises.
The agreement restructures $45bn debt, postponing repayment until 2026; critics fear the deal will hurt the poor.
Seismic testing off the coast of Mar del Plata could severely affect local marine life, environmentalists warn.
Lucia Perez’s 2016 killing sent shockwaves across Argentina. Her family is still pushing for justice.
Argentina reached an initial agreement with the IMF to refinance more than $40bn in debt.
Strong winds, low humidity and drought have fuelled wildfires for weeks in northern Argentina.
Buenos Aires’s monetary tightening takes it one step closer to the goals set out with the International Monetary Fund.
Authorities were scrambling to determine what the drug had been mixed with and warned that the death toll could rise.
Argentina’s economy minister discusses plan to renegotiate the largest loan in the IMF’s history.
Omicron coronavirus variant is fuelling rising numbers of infections across the region, including among health workers.
