Founded in 1891, the UCR is Argentina’s oldest-surviving political party, having spent most of the past century in opposition to the Peronists and various military-led regimes.

Just as the IMF confirmed the new programme, the World Bank and Inter-American Development Bank provided an additional $22bn in financing, whilst Argentina has renewed a $5bn currency swap with ...

Argentina's peso remained relatively stable at the open on Friday, slipping just 0.13 percent to 38.45 per dollar as emerging market investors shifted attention to other currencies and political ...

Argentina on Monday announced a loosening of visa requirements for Chinese citizens in a new overture to Beijing as President ...

Once all-powerful, Argentina's Cristina Kirchner has slowly slid from the political Olympus to a position where she can't control her handpicked successor, a frivolous lawyer that is president ...

On Monday, de la Rua was attending the annual meeting of the Inter-American Development Bank, where he told reporters his government was stable. He said Argentina would keep the peso pegged to the ...

Alicia Kirchner, an elder of Argentina's most powerful political dynasty, recalls with fondness helping build homes, schools and the first hospital in Rio Gallegos, a small city in the country's ...

A U.S. judge has temporarily delayed Argentina’s court-ordered transfer of its 51% controlling stake in state-run oil giant ...

The political uncertainty - not to mention inflation running at nearly 51% - has put up a barrier to finishing renewable energy projects in development, like the Vecaso solar park, industry ...

Argentina ; Argentina, lacking political vision, is in an impasse News analysis. Flora Genoux. Buenos Aires (Argentina) ... with greater development of industry and services," said Kalos.

In Argentina's sunny Mendoza province, officials had been preparing to break ground on the Vecaso solar park, a 115 megawatt project costing $90 million.