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Muchos medios estuvieron diseminando "Fake news" a toda hora sobre un posible éxodo de empresas del país. En este informe de Rodrigo Núñez te contamos que no solo no se van, sino que se quedan e invierten grandes cifras en nuestro país. Producción: Lisandro Leiva Edición: Martín Céspedes

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China will be building a nuclear power plant in Argentina According to the deal, China will build the Atucha III nuclear power plant using Hualong One technology with the costing of $8 billion.

Argentina's monthly inflation rate has soared to 6.7% in March as spiraling food and fuel prices have dented the value of salaries and savings. The annual inflation rate has hit 55.1% in a month.

The two beauty queens who represented Argentina and Puerto Rico are now married. Mariana Varela and Fabiola Valentín, who won Miss Argentina and Miss Puerto Rico respectively in 2020, tied the knot secretly last month on October 30.

Former Miss Universe hopefuls Mariana Varela from Argentina and Fabiola Valentin from Puerto Rico reveal they got secretly married. See a montage video of their relationship!

Two paddleboarders got the experience of their lives when they spotted 12 whales swimming next to them off the coast of Argentina for about an hour on Tuesday. The men, who did not identify the species of the whales, said they never felt fear, but instead an immense feeling of joy.

Argentina's Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner asked her supporters to halt mass protests while defending their right to demonstrate. Prosecutors have requested a 12-year prison sentence for the leader for alleged corruption.

A man was detained after attempting to shoot Argentina's vice-president at point blank range outside her home in Buenos Aires. Full story

The Vice President of Argentina Cristina Fernández de Kirchner had a gun held to her head by a would-be assassin but survived. The weapon jammed when the man attempted to pull the trigger. NBC News’ Kerry Sanders has more details.

Un aficionado al fútbol murió en Argentina y el partido entre Gimnasia La Plata y Boca Juniors fue cancelado el jueves, después de que la policía disparó gases lacrimógenos fuera del recinto, que penetraron en el estadio y dificultaron la respiración de jugadores y espectadores. Las circunstancias que rodearon la muerte no estaban claras, pero Sergio Berni, ministro de Seguridad de la provincia de Buenos Aires, dijo a la televisión local que el hincha murió de un problema cardíaco cuando salía del estadio Juan Carmelo Zerillo de La Plata.

The Argentinian president, Alberto Fernández, has spoken in a televised address after a man aimed a handgun at the vice-president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

A team of lawyers take on the heads of Argentina's bloody military dictatorship during the 1980s in a battle against odds. Watch "Argentina, 1985" on Prime Video and in select theaters September 29, 2022.

Thousands of Argentines flocked to the streets of Buenos Aires on Thursday (July 14) to express their discontent with President Alberto Fernandez, inflation, poverty, and unemployment.

An Argentine federal prosecutor requested a 12-year prison sentence on August 22 for Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, the country's former president and current vice president, on corruption charges related to public works.

On Thursday, thousands of people demonstrated in Buenos Aires for a "universal salary" worth 67,000 pesos (around $490 at the official exchange rate), which amounts to the cost of two basic food baskets, for the country's lowest earners.

Argentina's vice-president, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, has been threatened by a man with a gun while greeting supporters outside her home in Buenos Aires.

Argentines facing an inflation rate set to top 100% this year are grappling to survive, turning to recycling from garbage dumps, or trading their belongings in barter clubs.

Argentina's vice-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has narrowly avoided assassination after a gunman's weapon jammed as he aimed at her. Footage shows the moment de Kirchner - surrounded by a mob of supporters - found herself face-to-face with the loaded weapon. The former president was returning home from court, where she faces allegations of corruption. She denies the charges. Police said the gunman, who local media identified as a 35-year-old Brazilian man, has been taken into custody.