Truth above allCaputo Links Malvinas Claim to Islam in UK
Santiago Caputo, Argentina's presidential adviser, said the country must recover the Malvinas because the United Kingdom is being colonized by Islam. He shared a video of Labour MP Sagal Abdi-Wali swearing on the Koran. President Javier Milei reposted the message. The remarks came a day after Buenos Aires asked the Hamburg Tribunal of the Sea to halt oil operations in the North Basin. London announced it will use its Protection of Trading Interests law to shield British companies.
17-year-old student shoots classmate in La Matanza school bathroom
A 17-year-old student shot an 18-year-old classmate inside a bathroom at School No. 58 in Villa Dorrego, La Matanza, on Wednesday. The victim was hit in the abdomen and one arm and was taken to a hospital, where he underwent surgery. The alleged shooter was detained. The victim reportedly told nurses the gunfire was accidental while the weapon was being shown to him, though that account has not been corroborated.
Caputo negotiates $10 billion with World Bank for private investment
Economy Minister Luis Caputo met with World Bank President Ajay Banga and other officials during the IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, Thailand. They discussed expanding financing for Argentina and enabling new private investments worth $10 billion. The World Bank will provide technical assistance for monitoring projects under the RIGI incentive regime. Caputo also met with IDB President Ilan Goldfajn and a US Treasury official.
ARCA launches assisted payslip system for domestic workers
Argentina's tax and customs agency ARCA has launched an assisted electronic payslip tool for domestic workers, allowing employers to calculate salary components automatically, review or edit the amounts, and issue the receipt online. The measure, formalised in Resolution 5912/2026 signed by ARCA head Andrés Vázquez, also covers voluntary contributions for health coverage and digital access to payment records.
Caputo Links Malvinas Claim to Islam in UK
Santiago Caputo, Argentina's presidential adviser, said the country must recover the Malvinas because the United Kingdom is being colonized by Islam. He shared a video of Labour MP Sagal Abdi-Wali swearing on the Koran. President Javier Milei reposted the message. The remarks came a day after Buenos Aires asked the Hamburg Tribunal of the Sea to halt oil operations in the North Basin. London announced it will use its Protection of Trading Interests law to shield British companies.
17-year-old student shoots classmate in La Matanza school bathroom
A 17-year-old student shot an 18-year-old classmate inside a bathroom at School No. 58 in Villa Dorrego, La Matanza, on Wednesday. The victim was hit in the abdomen and one arm and was taken to a hospital, where he underwent surgery. The alleged shooter was detained. The victim reportedly told nurses the gunfire was accidental while the weapon was being shown to him, though that account has not been corroborated.
Caputo negotiates $10 billion with World Bank for private investment
Economy Minister Luis Caputo met with World Bank President Ajay Banga and other officials during the IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, Thailand. They discussed expanding financing for Argentina and enabling new private investments worth $10 billion. The World Bank will provide technical assistance for monitoring projects under the RIGI incentive regime. Caputo also met with IDB President Ilan Goldfajn and a US Treasury official.
ARCA launches assisted payslip system for domestic workers
Argentina's tax and customs agency ARCA has launched an assisted electronic payslip tool for domestic workers, allowing employers to calculate salary components automatically, review or edit the amounts, and issue the receipt online. The measure, formalised in Resolution 5912/2026 signed by ARCA head Andrés Vázquez, also covers voluntary contributions for health coverage and digital access to payment records.
Caputo Links Malvinas Claim to Islam in UK
Santiago Caputo, Argentina's presidential adviser, said the country must recover the Malvinas because the United Kingdom is being colonized by Islam. He shared a video of Labour MP Sagal Abdi-Wali swearing on the Koran. President Javier Milei reposted the message. The remarks came a day after Buenos Aires asked the Hamburg Tribunal of the Sea to halt oil operations in the North Basin. London announced it will use its Protection of Trading Interests law to shield British companies.
17-year-old student shoots classmate in La Matanza school bathroom
A 17-year-old student shot an 18-year-old classmate inside a bathroom at School No. 58 in Villa Dorrego, La Matanza, on Wednesday. The victim was hit in the abdomen and one arm and was taken to a hospital, where he underwent surgery. The alleged shooter was detained. The victim reportedly told nurses the gunfire was accidental while the weapon was being shown to him, though that account has not been corroborated.
Caputo negotiates $10 billion with World Bank for private investment
Economy Minister Luis Caputo met with World Bank President Ajay Banga and other officials during the IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Bangkok, Thailand. They discussed expanding financing for Argentina and enabling new private investments worth $10 billion. The World Bank will provide technical assistance for monitoring projects under the RIGI incentive regime. Caputo also met with IDB President Ilan Goldfajn and a US Treasury official.
ARCA launches assisted payslip system for domestic workers
Argentina's tax and customs agency ARCA has launched an assisted electronic payslip tool for domestic workers, allowing employers to calculate salary components automatically, review or edit the amounts, and issue the receipt online. The measure, formalised in Resolution 5912/2026 signed by ARCA head Andrés Vázquez, also covers voluntary contributions for health coverage and digital access to payment records.
