Truth above allArgentina's Supreme Court Finalizes 10-Year Sentence for Former Ford Executive
Argentina's Supreme Court upheld the ten-year prison sentence of Pedro Müller, former manufacturing manager at Ford Motor Argentina, for his role in the 1976 kidnapping and torture of 24 plant workers during the military dictatorship. The majority found he had effective control of the plant and special standing among Ford authorities. Justice Carlos Rosenkrantz dissented, arguing for acquittal under the benefit of the doubt.
Sánchez Answers Milei at the Ibero-American Summit
At the close of the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, responded to Javier Milei's comparison of socialism with fascism by saying insults are not part of how he understands politics. The two leaders had exchanged only a brief, cold greeting earlier in the day, and Argentina dissociated itself from three of the four main points of the summit's final declaration.
Tax evasion complaint against Neuss group utility EJESA
A new judicial complaint accuses EJESA, a Jujuy electricity distributor controlled by the Neuss brothers' Edison Energía, of evading more than 6.6 billion pesos in taxes through a three-step billing scheme. The filing follows rejected injunctions, a petition with over 11,000 signatures and parallel protests against the group's EDET in Tucumán.
Argentina Investigates Whether Milei Government Aided Flávio Bolsonaro's Exit
A federal prosecutor in Argentina has formally asked a judge to open a criminal investigation into whether Javier Milei's government used public resources to help Flávio Bolsonaro enter Argentina, stay there and then leave for the United States. The inquiry, opened after complaints by Gabriel Solano and lawmaker Esteban Paulón, is examining possible misuse of official vehicles, personnel and travel funds, and whether state agencies coordinated the operation.
Argentina's Supreme Court Finalizes 10-Year Sentence for Former Ford Executive
Argentina's Supreme Court upheld the ten-year prison sentence of Pedro Müller, former manufacturing manager at Ford Motor Argentina, for his role in the 1976 kidnapping and torture of 24 plant workers during the military dictatorship. The majority found he had effective control of the plant and special standing among Ford authorities. Justice Carlos Rosenkrantz dissented, arguing for acquittal under the benefit of the doubt.
Sánchez Answers Milei at the Ibero-American Summit
At the close of the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, responded to Javier Milei's comparison of socialism with fascism by saying insults are not part of how he understands politics. The two leaders had exchanged only a brief, cold greeting earlier in the day, and Argentina dissociated itself from three of the four main points of the summit's final declaration.
Tax evasion complaint against Neuss group utility EJESA
A new judicial complaint accuses EJESA, a Jujuy electricity distributor controlled by the Neuss brothers' Edison Energía, of evading more than 6.6 billion pesos in taxes through a three-step billing scheme. The filing follows rejected injunctions, a petition with over 11,000 signatures and parallel protests against the group's EDET in Tucumán.
Argentina Investigates Whether Milei Government Aided Flávio Bolsonaro's Exit
A federal prosecutor in Argentina has formally asked a judge to open a criminal investigation into whether Javier Milei's government used public resources to help Flávio Bolsonaro enter Argentina, stay there and then leave for the United States. The inquiry, opened after complaints by Gabriel Solano and lawmaker Esteban Paulón, is examining possible misuse of official vehicles, personnel and travel funds, and whether state agencies coordinated the operation.
Argentina's Supreme Court Finalizes 10-Year Sentence for Former Ford Executive
Argentina's Supreme Court upheld the ten-year prison sentence of Pedro Müller, former manufacturing manager at Ford Motor Argentina, for his role in the 1976 kidnapping and torture of 24 plant workers during the military dictatorship. The majority found he had effective control of the plant and special standing among Ford authorities. Justice Carlos Rosenkrantz dissented, arguing for acquittal under the benefit of the doubt.
Sánchez Answers Milei at the Ibero-American Summit
At the close of the 30th Ibero-American Summit in Madrid, Spain's prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, responded to Javier Milei's comparison of socialism with fascism by saying insults are not part of how he understands politics. The two leaders had exchanged only a brief, cold greeting earlier in the day, and Argentina dissociated itself from three of the four main points of the summit's final declaration.
Tax evasion complaint against Neuss group utility EJESA
A new judicial complaint accuses EJESA, a Jujuy electricity distributor controlled by the Neuss brothers' Edison Energía, of evading more than 6.6 billion pesos in taxes through a three-step billing scheme. The filing follows rejected injunctions, a petition with over 11,000 signatures and parallel protests against the group's EDET in Tucumán.
Argentina Investigates Whether Milei Government Aided Flávio Bolsonaro's Exit
A federal prosecutor in Argentina has formally asked a judge to open a criminal investigation into whether Javier Milei's government used public resources to help Flávio Bolsonaro enter Argentina, stay there and then leave for the United States. The inquiry, opened after complaints by Gabriel Solano and lawmaker Esteban Paulón, is examining possible misuse of official vehicles, personnel and travel funds, and whether state agencies coordinated the operation.
