Argentina's Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled former President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner (pictured in 2013) must serve her six-year prison sentence for a corruption conviction. File Photo by ...

(Reuters) -Argentina's ongoing economic recovery will moderate to a normal pace in the run-up to October's mid-term legislative election, a Reuters poll showed. At the start of 2025, Latin America's ...

Argentina's Supreme Court earlier this week upheld a six-year sentence that found Kirchner guilty of fraud and banned her from holding public office. Kirchner, who had announced plans earlier this ...

The decision prompted a show of outraged unity among Peronists, but in reality they are still deeply divided. Ms Fernández ...

Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez, right, and Vice President Cristina Fernandez, attend a ceremony celebrating the 100th anniversary of the state-run oil company YPF, in Buenos Aires ...

Although Argentina’s vice president was sentenced to six years in jail and a lifelong ban on holding public office, Cristina Kirchner did not leave the Buenos Aires courthouse in handcuffs Tuesday, ...

The economic recovery in Argentina, which began with a robust start in early 2025 after years of underperformance,is poised ...

Bonadio froze 130 million pesos (roughly $7.5 million at current exchange rate) from the former president, her son and Báez. Florencia Kirchner (the ex-president’s daughter), López and De Sousa each ...

If Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Argentina’s former populist president, wins election, as some polls suggest, she likely will perpetuate, and perhaps worsen, the country’s habit of living ...

Argentina's Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner escaped unharmed on Thursday after a man fired a loaded gun at her that failed to go off inches from her head.

In 2011, Argentina was roiled by the revelation, immediately denied, that Kirchner had signed a secret memorandum with the Iranian government that would have resulted in the lifting of the red ...