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The evolving ritual of Buenos Aires coffee
3+ day, 20+ min ago (834+ words) “Who was the first person to serve you coffee?” Coffee expert and journalist Sabrina Cuculiansky always poses that question when trying to explain the evolution of coffee drinking in Argentina. Chances are, most people will answer they had their café…...
Santa Fe 2026 South American Games are here: Who could take gold for Argentina?
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (1129+ words) The 2026 South American Games are set to begin with Santa Fe, Argentina as the host city. The games will run September 12 through 26 and are set to welcome over 4,000 athletes from 15 countries, competing across 39 venues in the Santa Fe province. It…...
Get Out! Big stages, strong coffee and cool fairs
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (1167+ words) Add cemetery evenings, creative fairs and concerts by Al Di Meola, John Summit and others, and there are plenty of ways to fill the week without staying home. As always, the Herald’s got you covered. Sept. 9 to 20Venues across Buenos AiresInformation…...
Argentine women's blind football team claims continental glory
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (314+ words) Argentina’s women’s blind football national team, better known as Las Murciélagas (female bats), defeated Brazil 1-0 in São Paulo to claim the title in the inaugural Copa América. The trophy adds to the team’s illustrious record, which already includes back-to-back world…...
Herald favorites: the best pizzas in Buenos Aires
1+ week, 3+ day ago (768+ words) Perhaps no restaurant in Buenos Aires City is as ubiquitous as the pizzería. Whether you’re ordering takeout or popping in for a personal Neapolitan — complete with sliced tomatoes, melted mozzarella, and oregano — you’d be hard-pressed to find a neighborhood that…...
Brazil enacts???Taylor Swift Law??? to regulate ticket sales
1+ week, 4+ day ago (475+ words) Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva signed two decrees Monday expanding consumer protections at large events, including rules governing ticket sales and access to drinking water. The measures were published in the country’s Official Gazette on Tuesday. The new…...
An unexpected turn: Mileinomics reaches for "Keynesian" measures to revive the economy
1+ week, 6+ day ago (536+ words) Javier Milei’s government has announced a series of measures in recent days aimed at reviving domestic demand and, with it, an economy that cannot get off the ground. The libertarian administration opened up dollar bank lending to companies across the…...
Argentina clarifies Strait of Magellan position following Chilean protests
2+ week, 4+ day ago (378+ words) The Argentine foreign ministry issued a communiqué on Tuesday stating its position on the Strait of Magellan after an Argentine general raised questions of sovereignty over the sea route that sparked protests from Chilean authorities. In the statement published on…...
The dollar is stable and exports are booming. Why is Milei???s popularity in the toilet?
3+ week, 20+ hour ago (1364+ words) President Javier Milei has fulfilled some of the main promises he made during the 2023 election campaign: he has significantly lowered inflation, stabilized the dollar-peso exchange rate, maintained his zero-deficit goal, and, in addition, boosted exports to a record high. But…...
How Argentine politics is changing Milei
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1403+ words) Javier Milei didn’t just promise to fix Argentina’s economy when he entered politics. He promised to make Argentina’s traditional way of doing politics obsolete. He gave the enemy a name: la casta. The professional politicians, the provincial power brokers, the…...