Argentina’s consulates instructed to take testimony about Franco-era crimes
Judge requests assistance from diplomats so that witnesses won't have to travel to Buenos Aires
Rights lawyers demand arrest of four ex-Franco officials wanted in Argentina
Victims celebrate decision, although government unlikely to order detention of men Associations say they are seeking justice in Argentina after being unable to find it in Spain
Argentineans give thumbs down to Fernández in legislative primaries
Sunday’s vote seen as a referendum on 10 years of “Kirchnerite” presidencies
At least a dozen believed dead after blast destroys Argentina high rise
Workers search frantically to find the missing buried under rubble
Argentina prosecutor opens inquiry into general’s wealth
Milani is the president's pick to head nation's armed forces
Argentina cuts wheat exports to stop the price of bread rising
The government of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has decided to dust off a special Supply Law
Union boss calls for vote against Fernández
Truckers strike paralyzes most of Buenos Aires but fuel and cash still flow
“A crisis with per capita income of $30,000 is not like one with $5,000”
Chief economist of the Inter-American Development Bank discusses the effects of the global slowdown on Latin America
Argentina will end up voting for judges, vows president
Fernández says battle to reform judiciary not over
Argentina’s Supreme Court throws out key part of government’s judicial reform
Ruling seen as a setback for president who vowed to restructure the judiciary
Ex-Argentinean leader given jail term for arms smuggling
Carlos Menem is first democratically elected president to receive prison sentence
Argentinean lawmakers approve controversial judicial reform bills
Thousands protest outside Congress over plan to “democratize” the judiciary
Clarín Group wins another round in battle over Argentina’s media law
Government announces it will appeal ruling before the Supreme Court
Reform of judiciary in Argentina seen as presidential weapon
Fernández de Kirchner's measures include direct election of judges and new appeals courts
“This old lady is even worse than the one-eyed guy”
Uruguayan president caught referring to Argentinean counterpart in less than flattering manner
Rains fail to extinguish political blaze
Opposing parties lay the blame at each other’s door over Argentina’s deadly floods
Garzón asks Pope Francis to open Vatican files on Argentina abuses
Spanish former judge says Rome holds information that could help ongoing investigations into the Dirty War
Buenos Aires scoffs at Falklands vote to stay British
UK leader Cameron celebrates near-unanimous result and vows to defend islanders' right to decide their own future
Region enjoys employment growth but workers see no boost in labor conditions
Demand for raw materials and past crises have helped governments cope
Argentina's top court gives Clarín group more time to keep its holdings
Government wants to break media conglomerate's stronghold on sector
Argentina holds one-day strike against President Cristina Fernández
Millions of workers stay away from jobs during nationwide stoppage
Argentina takes action over biodiesel
Kirchner reacts to Spain's cancelation of imports of the fuel
Marathon Buenos Aires subway strike ends but political strains linger
Dispute over control of local services reignites rivalry between president and mayor
Argentina condemns Repsol journalist payoffs
President Fernández de Kirchner claims firm supplied 1.9 million euros a year to media
Argentineans flabbergasted as inmates given furloughs to take part in Peronist rallies
Prisoner convicted of murder performs on behalf of Fernández de Kirchner
Uruguay reveals plan to legalize marijuana
Proposal has been criticized by the opposition and drug addiction treatment centers Some 150,000 Uruguayans - five percent of the general population - consume marijuana
The women forced into sex slavery
Brave mother leads campaign against Argentinean prostitution mafias