Alejandro Rebossio

Daniel Rafecas’ appointment comes after three colleagues declined to take the case

Investigators found document in Alberto Nisman’s trash the day his body was discovered

Drop in revenue from commodity exports and strong dollar holding region back

Protesters want to renegotiate wages and income tax in view of rampant inflation

Fernández de Kirchner wants to repay creditors at home to circumvent a US ruling

President Fernández de Kirchner says unpaid bondholders can swap bonds for domestic paper

National media criticizes how players mimicked their rivals after winning the final match

President calls for lifting of ban on pregnancy terminations when woman’s life is in danger

Reelected Chilean leader gets back to business with Fernández de Kirchner on first official trip Two countries relaunch programs suspended under Piñera administration

Drops in sales in Brazil and Argentina force factories to furlough and retire workers Buenos Aires and Brasilia to hold talks on Tuesday on auto industry

Buenos Aires is protected by "sovereign immunity," deputy solicitor general tells US Supreme Court

Many consumers in Buenos Aires will see rate hikes of as much as 400 percent

President Mujica stresses he isn't asking Washington for anything in return

Some economists believe government may still be playing with the numbers

Analysts now believe that official January 3.7-percent rate is a “plausible” number

Argentina’s defense minister explains that armed forces are only securing border areas

Fernández de Kirchner has not given a speech in 36 days

Canada, Chile and Israel express interest in purchasing marijuana for medicinal purposes

Susana Trimarco has been searching for her daughter since 2002 Marita, who was then 23, was abducted and forced into the sex trade

Blackouts trigger dozens of demonstrations on streets, roads and railroad lines

Raft of documents uncovered last week include names of writers, actors, journalists and musicians considered dangerous by military regime.

Argentinean justices side with government on divesting of broadcast licenses

The ruling is a victory for President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

Victory for dissident Peronist Massa opens way for a possible tilt at presidency

Members of the opposition say the Front for Victory, commonly referred to as Kirchnerismo, is trying to seize the youth vote.