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By Walter Bianchi BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine voters may have cause to worry about new President Javier Milei's pledge for painful economic sho...

The U.S. dollar has always carried a certain cache. But as Argentina considers adopting it as official currency, the drawbacks of the greenback come into…

The U.S. dollar has always carried a certain cache. But as Argentina considers adopting it as official currency, the drawbacks of the greenback come into sharp relief.

Pierre Zumbach, the high counselor attached to the presidency of the Inter-Progress Foundation, the organizing body behind the Yaoundé International

An event in China’s Hainan province heard that the two must lead the way on international efforts to tackle problems such as piracy and climate change.

In scrapping US$5 billion worth of rail projects, the Philippines cited Chinese foot-dragging over financing – but observers speculate it was Manila’s refusal to back down in the South China Sea that caused Beijing to hold back on the cash.

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In the region of Norte de Santander, authorities have discovered a site where armed groups cremated more than 100 bodies of murdered people

Exactly a year after the Jagersfontein mudslide disaster, little has changed for the southern Free State community which says it has been forgotten.

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentinas monthly inflation rate is expected to slow to 7.0% in June, according to the median forecast in a Reuters poll, after hitting 7.8% in May, as the government battles to control spiraling prices ahead of elections in October.