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The Argentine textile industry fell by 7.8% in 2025, during which the Argentine Textile Industries Federation (FITA) called the sector’s “hardest moment.”
According to official figures, the industry was the only one to experience deflation in January — a fall of 0.5%, while prices that month increased by 2.9%.
Argentine business leaders said they were hit ...
Argentine football giant River Plate announced on Thursday that it will no longer attend Argentine Football Association Executive Committee meetings. The club cites disagreements over the running of Argentine football’s governing body as the main reason.
In a statement released in the afternoon, River claimed that “there are no procedural guarantees in place to ens...
Argentine President Javier Milei will kick off a six-day trip on Friday to the United States and Chile.
The trip will include stops in Miami and New York for political and financial meetings before a final leg in Valparaíso, where Milei will attend the inauguration of Chilean president-elect José Antonio Kast.
Miami, New York, and ValparaísoThe tour w...
Argentine football superstar Lionel Messi sparked plenty of criticism after he joined the Inter Miami squad for a White House visit and a meeting with United States President Donald Trump.
The encounter was part of the time-honored visit of U.S. championship-winning teams to the White House. The tradition, which dates back to 1865, is celebrated every year, with the...
Argentina recorded the world’s second-worst industrial decline from 2023 to 2025, said a consulting firm that analyzed data from the United Nations.
In the last two years, Argentina’s manufacturing sector fell by 7.9%, surpassed only by Hungary, which fell by 8.2%, said the consultancy Audemus, founded by former Minister of Productive Development Matías Kulfas.
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