Argentina's 2025-2026 dengue season brought encouraging news: out of 28,028 suspected cases, only 71 were confirmed, a positivity rate of 0.25%. No sustained transmission or severe cases were recorded, marking a stark contrast to the devastating 2023-2024 outbreak.
In recent months, a spontaneous movement of mutual aid and neighborhood organization has been sweeping through Argentine barrios. From community kitchens to urban gardens, this grassroots phenomenon is growing, proving that solidarity is a powerful driver of social change. Discover the stories and data behind this trend that is uniting communities across the country.
On World Sexual Health Day, experts warn that syphilis has reached historic records in Argentina, with over 55,000 cases in 2025. However, a key tool exists: a rapid test that detects the infection in just 15 minutes, allowing timely treatment.
El Niño is officially active and consolidated, with a 100% probability of persisting through the September-October-November quarter. Experts warn it could become a Super El Niño, bringing rainfall well above normal to northeastern Argentina and the Litoral, with risks of river flooding.
In Argentina, using credit cards to finance purchases is falling sharply. A new report shows a 10.1% real annual drop in August, driven by record delinquency, stricter bank policies, and weak demand. Here’s what’s happening and what it means for households.
Across Argentina, a quiet revolution is taking shape. In the face of economic hardship, neighbors are organizing soup kitchens, childcare networks, and urban gardens. This grassroots movement, known as the 'neighborhood phenomenon,' is transforming communities and offering hope. Discover the inspiring stories and key data behind this wave of mutual aid.
Drivers on Argentina's National Route 8 must prepare for a major change: toll booths will stop accepting cash and switch exclusively to electronic payments. This measure aims to speed up traffic and modernize road infrastructure, following a global trend toward digital toll collection.
The British government has firmly responded to Argentine President Javier Milei's recent remarks about the Falkland Islands, reaffirming its 'unwavering' position and defending the islanders' right to decide their own future. Key UK ministers took to social media to counter Milei's claims, while a warning about oil exploration sent shockwaves through the markets.
On World Sexual Health Day, specialists gathered at the FASGO Congress in Santiago del Estero warned about a worrying rise in sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in Argentina. Syphilis cases jumped 71% in 2025, and the trend continues in 2026, with over 32,000 notifications by September.
Argentina's National Road Safety Agency and Vialidad Nacional have confirmed a new maximum speed limit of 80 km/h for trucks on National Route 8. This measure aims to reduce accidents and improve traffic flow for heavy vehicles. Discover all the details of this update impacting cargo transport.
Starting Saturday, September 5, 2026, Argentina implements Law 27.801, a landmark reform replacing the 1980 juvenile justice system. The law lowers the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14, sets a maximum sentence of 15 years for serious crimes, and sparks intense debate among experts about its practical application.
On September 3, 2026, global wheat markets experienced a sharp selloff after Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested a potential peace deal with Ukraine. Chicago futures dropped up to $12 per ton intraday, closing 2.5% lower at around $270 per ton. Argentine traders are now watching the risk premium closely as the Black Sea conflict reshapes global grain flows.
In a bold statement, Argentina's Chancellor Pablo Quirno declared that the country shapes its foreign policy according to its own interests, highlighting how President Javier Milei's influence in shifting regional politics has strengthened Argentina's hand in the Malvinas Islands sovereignty strategy.
The UN and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) warn that El Niño has consolidated and will reach its peak intensity by late 2026, with effects lasting into 2027. While the world prepares for floods, droughts, and extreme heat, Argentina faces the challenge with a tight budget for scientific agencies and prevention plans in several provinces.
Forty-four years after the war, the Malvinas cause remains a symbol of national unity in Argentina. On this new anniversary, we revisit the history, the sovereignty claim, and the role of Argentine diplomacy on the international stage.
Every April 2, Argentina renews its commitment to sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, known locally as the Malvinas. On this new anniversary of the 1982 conflict, diplomatic efforts and the memory of veterans and fallen soldiers unite the nation in a powerful display of unity.
On April 2, Argentina marked 44 years since the start of the Falklands War, a conflict that left deep scars. The claim for sovereignty over the islands remains a unifying cause, pursued through diplomacy and memory, as the nation honors its fallen and veterans.
On September 3, 2026, Argentina marks the anniversary of the creation of the province of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica, and South Atlantic Islands, which includes the Malvinas Islands. The sovereignty claim, backed by the Constitution and the UN, remains a state policy. A look at the history, arguments, and future of the archipelago.
Argentina has taken a significant step in its historic claim over the Falkland Islands, securing renewed support from over 40 countries in a UN committee. The move has sparked hope and national pride, with veterans' organizations and citizens celebrating the diplomatic advance.
Argentina is reigniting its historic claim over the Falkland Islands, known locally as the Malvinas, with renewed diplomatic efforts and strong international backing. From UN resolutions to regional support, discover how the country is advancing its sovereignty quest peacefully and what this means for the South Atlantic.
A surprise statement by Vladimir Putin about a potential peace deal with Ukraine triggered a sharp drop in international wheat prices, ending a rally that had pushed the grain to multi-year highs. Argentine markets are closely watching the conflict's evolution, which had opened new trade opportunities for local wheat.
In a pivotal moment for the region, the presidents of Argentina and Chile held a high-level meeting today to discuss energy cooperation, trade, and infrastructure. The summit aims to deepen ties between the two nations and unlock new opportunities for joint development, signaling a renewed commitment to regional unity.
On Thursday, September 3, 2026, Argentina's main highways and access roads are mostly clear, but drivers face delays at critical points like the Acceso Oeste and Route 11. Here's the full road report and tips to avoid setbacks.
The Association of Professionals in Tourism and Applied Technology (APTTA) has received a significant recognition for its innovative work. This achievement positions Argentina as a benchmark in integrating technology and tourism, opening new opportunities for the sector.
Argentina is embarking on an ambitious public works program to modernize highways, railways, and key buildings across all 24 provinces. With investments exceeding ARS 1.5 billion and deadlines set through 2028, the government aims to boost development and create thousands of jobs. Discover the most notable projects and their regional impact.
