Workers rally for better working conditions in Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires, June 18 (Prensa Latina) Argentinian Foreign Minister Hector Timerman will travel to New York Thursday to attend the session of the UN Special Committee on Decolonization, in which he will claim again his country's sovereignty over the ...

BUENOS AIRES: Away fans have been banned from games in the Buenos Aires province following the fatal shooting of a fan on Monday night. It was the third time this year a supporter had been killed in football-related violence. The Lanus fan

A train crash on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has claimed an unconfirmed number of lives and injured dozens, an official said on Thursday. Lucas Ghi, mayor of the nearby town of Moron, said he was still awaiting details on the number of fatalities and that ...

Buenos Aires: An Argentine soccer player has been expelled from a minor league game for mistreating a dog that wandered onto the field. Fox Sports de Argentina broadcast images on Tuesday showing the player use both hands to grab the mid-size ...

Buenos Aires: Lionel Messi produced another brilliant performance to lead Argentina to a 3-0 win over Venezuela in World Cup qualifying on Friday, but Colombia kept up the chase on the group leaders with a 5-0 demolition of Bolivia.

Buenos Aires, May 16: Diego Maradona is back in Argentina and, as usual, his return has been surrounded by controversy.The Argentine football great arrived late Tuesday from Dubai with his new girlfriend—Rocio Oliva—on his first visit to see his ...

Squash, wrestling and baseball/softball were shortlisted by the IOC Executive Board for a final vote in Buenos Aires on September 8. "I would like to congratulate all the people who have supported wrestling. It's very good news for the young wrestlers. I am ...

Tourists, especially people from Buenos Aires' large Jewish community, enjoyed floating in water that reminded them of the Dead Sea in the Middle East.

In most major cities, street artists create their works under cover of darkness, spray-painting their graffiti quickly to elude arrest. Not so in Buenos Aires, where painters have found a surplus