In an interview with NY1 Noticias, Argentine author Andrés Neuman discusses his latest novel, Traveler of the Century, winner of the prestigious Alfaguara Prize, and which he will present at Americas Society on May 10. (en español)
An AS/COA panel featuring economists from a leading Argentine think tank outlined the country's growth prospects, embattled energy market, and public spending.
On April 2, 1982, Argentina and the United Kingdom started a brief war over two small islands off the Argentine coast. Beyond national pride, why do both countries continue to let this dispute affect bilateral relations?
British Foreign Secretary William Hague visited Brazil this week to advance his country’s ties with Latin America after years of what he called “neglect.”
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies passed a December 16 law that will limit land sales to foreigners. While the move follows regional trends, some question the feasibility of implementation. The Senate is expected to approve the law.
Massive new hydrocarbon finds and increased production have seen Latin America become a major energy frontier. Regulations have proved essential in attracting investment and managing profits.
Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner accomplished what was widely expected on Sunday when she cruised to a reelection win.
