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Thousands march in Buenos Aires for Gay Pride

Participants held gay pride flags and danced as they made their way through downtown Buenos Aires.

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Britain gives Argentina back Madonna statue taken from Falklands

Thirty-seven years after the Falklands war, a tiny statue of the Madonna taken at the end of the conflict and held in Britain is going home to Argentina in a gesture of reconciliation blessed by Pope Francis in Vatican City.

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Argentina elects new Peronist president amid economic crisis

Argentina's Peronists have swept back into power, electing Alberto Fernandez president in an election result that shifts the country firmly to the left amid an economic crisis.

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Argentina goes to the polls in tense election

Argentinians are voting for a new president with the economy uppermost in voter's minds

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Protesters set fire to local government building after teacher deaths

Angry demonstrators set fire to a local government building in the southern Argentine city of Rawson on Wednesday (September 18), following the deaths of two teachers who had been protesting for salary increases.

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Watch: Rescuers save Orcas stranded on Argentine beach

Rescue workers and volunteers have saved six of seven orcas that became stranded on a beach. A local spotted the whales and firefighters and marine biologists were sent to the scene.

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'Golden Boy' Diego Maradona makes comeback as La Plata's new coach

He ignited the stadium where more than 30,000 fans gathered to welcome their idol.

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A look at the man leading the race to be Argentina's next president

Alberto Fernandez received over 47% of the vote in Argentina's primary elections.

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Messi faces 3 month international suspension

Messi faces 3 month international suspension

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César Pelli dies aged 92

César Pelli, known as the architect who designed some of the world's best-known buildings, has died aged 92.

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Parts of South America plunged into darkness during solar eclipse

On Tuesday afternoon, parts of South America will be covered in darkness, and people will witness the first total solar eclipse since 2017.

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Euronews interviews world's best chef Mauro Colagreco

In an exclusive interview with Euronews, world best chef Mauro Colagreco shares the philosophy underlying his seasonal cuisine, inspired by Mediterranean cultures and his native Argentina.

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Argentina make quarter finals

Argentina make Copa America quarter-finals after lacklustre win over Qatar

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England progress to last 16 after laboured 1-0 victory over Argentina

England went through to the knockout stages on Friday night with a 1-0 win over Argentina.

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Argentina secure first ever world cup point in 0-0 draw with Japan

It was an uninspiring contest but one for the history books

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Watch: 'Evitas' take to streets to mark 100th birthday of heroine

Almost seven decades after she died, Eva Peron is still adored by many Argentines for helping women get the vote.

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Watch: Argentine march honours 'disappeared' on 1976 coup anniversary

White headscarves representing the women of the Plaza de Mayo movement, the mothers of those who were disappeared, were on display, with some of the mothers in attendance.

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Anti-abortion activists rally in Argentina

Thousands of people have marched in Buenos Aires to demand that abortion be made illegal in Argentina.

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A tale of two Argentine Falkland War helmets

Nearly 37 years ago, between April 2 - June 14, 1982, the Falklands War saw 649 Argentines and 255 British soldiers killed but now two blood-stained and battered helmets will bring a bit of peace.

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Argentina's president defends austerity policies

Maurici Macri's heated speech at the Union address in Congress called on support to slash the fiscal deficit while thousands demonstrated in the streets of Buenos Aires against living in poverty.