Argentina
Argentina Appeals to UN Against British 'Militarisation' of Falklands
Britain intends to bolster its defenses against the threat of an Argentine invasion.
Britain Says to 'Beef Up' Defense of Disputed Falkland Islands
Defence secretary says there is "a very live threat" as Argentina steps up campaign to reclaim islands.
French Sports Stars Killed in Argentina Helicopter Crash
10 killed in crash near Andes include London 2012 gold medalist, veteran yachtswoman and Olympic boxer.
Argentine Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Murdered, Forensics Test Says
"Nisman didn't have an accident. He didn't commit suicide. They murdered him."
New Argentinian Prosecutor Takes Over Fernandez Cover-Up Case
The previous prosecutor died mysteriously last month.
New Twist in Investigation into Argentine Prosecutor's Death
Alberto Nisman had drafted a request that President Cristina Fernandez be arrested for conspiring to derail his probe into the deadly bombing of a Jewish center.
Argentina Suspects 'Rogue Agents' Were Behind Prosecutor's Murder
The government says Nisman's allegations and his death were linked to a power struggle at Argentina's intelligence agency.
Prosecutor Alberto Nisman Didn't Kill Himself, Argentina's President Says
Nisman was the lead investigator into the 1994 attack on the AMIA Jewish center that killed 85 people.
The Crisis That Changed Pope Francis
Pope Francis was not always as unorthodox as now. In fact, for 50 years he was known as an autocratic hardliner, until a moment of crisis changed his world view
Lionel Messi to Face Trial for Tax Evasion
Messi had previously denied knowing he had avoided tax, as his father handled his finances
Argentina Bonds, Peso Reel on Country's Debt Swap Plan
Axel Kicillof also said it would be "madness" to pay holdout creditors the 100 cents on the dollar that they were awarded in 2012
Abducted Man Reunites With Grandmother 36 Years Later
Guido Carlotto, one of millions kidnapped during Argentina's military regime, was reunited with his grandmother this week after 36 years apart.
Well, Hello There, Mr. Economy Minister
On the brink of default, Argentina whips out its secret weapon
Argentina on the Brink of Default
Deadline for deal with hedge funds demanding full payment is Wednesday at midnight
Germany Wins the World Cup
Germany's Mario Goetze volleyed in a brilliant goal seven minutes from the end of extra time to secure a 1-0 victory over Argentina
Argentina Faces Default as Talks With Hedge Funds Break Down
For Argentina, it's coming down to the wire—and the chances appear to be growing that it will default on its sovereign debt
Argentine Economy Slips into Recession
Many economists expect Argentina to post a full-year contraction in 2014, the first since its catastrophic 2001-02 debt crisis
Retirees Set to Lose Big in Argentina's Bond Fight
As time runs out for Argentina to pay bondholders, affected elderly pensioners wait with baited breath.
Argentina's World Cup Team Declares Itself the Winner in Advance
A boastful banner is the second controversy the team has stirred, after a message of ownership over the Falkland Islands.
With 2001 Crash in Their Minds, Argentines Brace for New Downturn
An explosive mix of interventionist policies, deceitful statistics and rapidly growing double-digit inflation has crippled the economy
The Bucks Don't Stop Here
Creative and increasingly desperate Latin Americans are stalking U.S. greenbacks
Town Digs Out of Volcano's Destruction, Stronger But Dustier
For some in Argentina's Villa La Angostura, the eruption of the Puyehue volcano was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.