Argentina

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A large crowd of protesters marching in Plaza de Mayo demanding university funding compliance.
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Universities march nationwide demanding compliance with financing law

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Thousands of students, teachers and university authorities marched on Tuesday, May 12, in Plaza de Mayo and other cities across the country to demand that President Javier Milei's government comply with the University Financing Law.

Judge María Servini ordered a preventive embargo of 859.516 billion pesos on the assets of Elías Piccirillo and other currency exchange operators. The step was taken at the request of prosecutor Carlos Stornelli in a probe into alleged irregular dollar blue operations during Alberto Fernández's government.

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Fernando ‘N’, nephew of former navy secretary Rafael Ojeda, fled Mexico with a false identity and reached Argentina after traveling through Guatemala and Colombia, according to press reports.

Argentina's credit rating rose to B- after Fitch Ratings' decision, driving the country risk down to 496 basis points on Monday, May 11. The indicator had not broken that level since late January.

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Two people from Rosario were detained after having sexual relations during a flight. The individuals are not a couple and were charged with obscene exhibitions.

The Revenue and Customs Control Agency expanded the criminal complaint against the Argentine Football Association. It accused Claudio Tapia and Pablo Toviggino of forming a fiscal illicit association linked to nearly 300 million pesos in evasion through fake invoices.

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Justice is examining digital currency operations by Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni in a probe for alleged illicit enrichment. Minister Patricia Bullrich requested he submit a sworn asset declaration, sparking internal tensions with Karina Milei.

 

 

 

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