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US scientists stranded in Antarctica rescued BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — A group of American scientists who were stranded in an ice-bound island off the northeastern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula were rescued Sunday by an Argentine...
Helicopter crash victim was tourist visiting NYC with friend One of the victims of Sunday’s chopper crash was an Argentinian tourist who was visiting the city with a friend, according to a report. Carla Vallejos Blanco, 28, had a...
Rocket scientist plunges to his death during glacier hike A British rocket scientist has been found dead after plunging 100 feet after suffering a “strong blow to the head” while hiking to a glacier in Argentina. The body of...
Argentina wonders why Pope Francis won't return home SANTIAGO, Chile — Pope Francis has flown over the massive Andes cordillera, visited the poor in several slums and rubbed shoulders with presidents in six visits to Latin America. But...
A big step toward justice in the Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing An Argentinian judge, for the first time, has ruled that Alberto Nisman, the prosecutor shot to death while probing a high-level coverup in the nation’s deadliest terrorist attack, was murdered....
Dad who fathered 8 kids with his daughter gets 12 years in prison An Argentinian man who fathered eight children with his own daughter during a 22-year reign of terror showed no emotion when he was hit with a 12-year prison sentence, according...
Inside Buenos Aires' secret shops and underground art scene Bustling Buenos Aires, Argentina, may be best known for its succulent steakhouses, savory red wine and sultry tango halls. But tucked behind Parisian-style facades, the city also boasts a glitzy...
Where Argentines escape for decadent weekends Here are two places Argentinians go to unwind. Pair either one with a trip to Buenos Aires to get away like the locals do. Mendoza, Argentina My boyfriend and I...
A small and long overdue step toward justice in the ’94 Buenos Aires Jewish center bombing The wheels of justice can grind exceedingly slow in places like Argentina, even when terrorism, mass murder and cover-ups at the highest level of government are involved. But there’s a...