A bus on route 532 lost control and mounted the sidewalk in front of the skatepark on Boulevard Patricio Peralta Ramos, striking several people waiting at the bus stop. An 18-year-old woman died and six people were injured, one in serious condition. Prosecutor Vera Tapia is investigating whether a mechanical failure caused the accident.
Argentine Federal Justice ordered raids on properties owned by the famous model and TV host Jésica Cirio in the exclusive neighborhoods of Palermo and Banfield. Authorities seized registered firearms belonging to her current boyfriend Nicolás Trombino, USD 19,000 in cash, and a mysterious substance now under laboratory analysis. The investigation is linked to money laundering involving her ex-husband, former politician Martín Insaurralde.
A forest fire in the stunning Calchaquí Valleys has been raging for two weeks, affecting approximately 200 hectares. Authorities in Salta have reinforced firefighting efforts as flames threaten a solar power park, keeping the local community on high alert.
A fatal accident occurred near Coronel Dorrego when a car collided with a truck on Route 3. The driver died at the scene, and his passenger, a woman from Bahía Blanca, was rushed to hospital with serious injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of this tragic road incident.
The recent spread of a false news story about the death of Jorge Messi—father of football legend Lionel Messi—has exposed the fragility of today's information ecosystem. An editorial from Argentina's Diario La Verdad de Junín reflects on the dangers of publishing without verification and the damage this causes to media credibility and society as a whole.
A citizen report through Mendoza's "Ojos en Alerta" program led authorities to discover two individuals with pending judicial orders. One had an active arrest warrant since July 2024 for vehicle theft. The rapid coordination between municipal "Preventores" and surveillance cameras proved essential for this successful operation.
A woman, her baby, and her father-in-law died in a traffic accident when the vehicle they were traveling in fell into a stream on Route 9, one of Argentina's main highways. The driver, the woman's husband, managed to survive the incident.
Thousands of fourth-grade students paid tribute to Manuel Belgrano on the 206th anniversary of his passing. Ceremonies in Mar del Plata, Salta, San Luis, and Córdoba brought together local authorities and communities to honor Argentina's most sacred national symbol.
Federal judge Luis Armella ordered dramatic raids in Palermo and Banfield as part of an illicit enrichment investigation linked to former mayor Martín Insaurralde. Authorities found dollars, narcotics, and registered weapons in the model's apartment, while only a cellphone was seized from her ex-husband's home.
Every June 21, World Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Day is commemorated. In Argentina, between 3,000 and 3,300 people are diagnosed, with 900 to 1,000 new cases annually. Approved treatments and ongoing research offer hope for improving the quality of life of those suffering from this neurodegenerative disease.
In an emotional ceremony filled with patriotic symbolism, thousands of fourth-grade students participated in the traditional Pledge of Loyalty to the Flag across Argentina. From Mar del Plata to Salta, students renewed their commitment to the values of unity, respect, and love for their homeland.
Rosario became Argentina's national epicenter on Flag Day, featuring President Javier Milei's official ceremony, the protocol absence of Vice President Villarruel, and a massive public festival headlined by renowned singer Abel Pintos at the newly reopened National Flag Monument.
Rodrigo Tapari, a renowned Argentine cumbia singer, suspended his concerts after the tragic death of Ainoa, the two-year-old daughter of Juan Manuel Toloza, trombonist in his band. The girl died in a multi-vehicle crash on the Panamericana Highway when their car had a mechanical failure and was struck by an SUV. The mother remains in serious condition at Pablo Nogués Hospital.
Winter officially arrives in Argentina on Sunday, June 21, 2026 at 5:24 AM, marking the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Southern Hemisphere. This astronomical event signals the start of a season perfect for skiing in Patagonia, enjoying hearty Argentine cuisine, and exploring the country's stunning winter landscapes.
Roberto García, one of the most influential figures in Argentine journalism, passed away at the age of 80. As editorial director of Ámbito Financiero for 25 years, he created the legendary "Charlas de Quincho" and built Julio Ramos' famous "dream team." His unique ability to blend into Argentina's power elite made him an essential reference for political and economic information.
On the 206th anniversary of his passing, we remember the final days of Manuel Belgrano, the lawyer-turned-general who created Argentina's flag. He died penniless, sick, and abandoned by an indifferent Buenos Aires society, receiving genuine affection only from his troops before his death.
La provincia de Entre Ríos confirmó casos de Influenza A(H3N2) subclado J.2.4.1/K en el marco de un inicio adelantado de la temporada invernal. El Boletín Epidemiológico Nacional advierte un crecimiento sostenido de casos en todo el país, con 2.672 hospitalizaciones por cuadros respiratorios severos y una positividad del 45,6% en centros ambulatorios.
An 86-year-old woman was found lifeless in her Quequén home with a severe head injury. Her 56-year-old son was arrested as the main suspect in the homicide. The victim is the mother of a renowned former soccer player from local clubs Villa Mitre and Estación Quequén.
A fatal accident occurred in the early hours of June 20, 2026, at kilometer 31 of the Panamericana Highway, one of Argentina's most important roadways. A pickup truck struck a vehicle that had stopped due to mechanical failure. The young child died at the scene, and her mother remains in serious condition.
Roberto García, one of Argentina's most influential political and economic journalists, has passed away at the age of 81. With a career spanning over six decades, García shaped generations of journalists through his work at iconic media outlets like Primera Plana, La Opinión, Ámbito Financiero, and Canal 26, where he hosted 'La Mirada' alongside his son Javier.
Argentine researchers have identified Antusuchus rionegrinus, a terrestrial predatory crocodile the size of a medium dog that inhabited the Patagonian deserts over 100 million years ago. The discovery at La Buitrera, one of Argentina's most important paleontological sites, provides crucial insights into the evolution of South American ecosystems during the Cretaceous period.
Juan Gabriel Viana, one of two survivors from the submarine's final crew, testified at the trial that he considered the vessel operationally sound. His departure in Ushuaia was due to a pre-arranged mission with Brazil, not fear of the upcoming journey.
A local councilor in La Plata, Argentina, has introduced a formal motion condemning television host Florencia Peña for broadcasting false news about the death of Jorge Messi, father of soccer superstar Lionel Messi. The incident has sparked a national debate about journalistic responsibility in the streaming era.
The City Government officially inaugurated the new Federico García Lorca Underpass in Caballito neighborhood. This infrastructure project eliminates a historical level crossing on the Sarmiento commuter rail line, allowing vehicles and pedestrians to cross freely 24 hours a day near Caballito station.
On the eve of Flag Day, more than 2,200 fourth-grade students across Argentina participated in moving ceremonies of the Promise of Loyalty. From La Plata to Mendoza, families and local authorities witnessed a deeply patriotic tradition that connects new generations with the nation's founding values.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
