Argentina’s general election, held on October 22, will head to a runoff after no candidate achieved the required 45 percent of the vote to win, according to The New York Times. Financial Times reports that the election sought to select a new president and vice president, who will both take office on Dec. 10, as well as 130 lower house representatives and 24 senators.
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Argentina’s vice president miraculously avoided death after an assassin attempted to shoot her at point-blank range.
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The Argentinian economy is struggling once again.
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With more than 47.79 percent of the vote, Alberto Fernandez has become the new president-elect of Argentina, ousting current Conservative President Mauricio Macri.
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An Argentina icebreaker rescued a group of four U.S. scientists after confronting a thick sea-ice that broke off.
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Argentina has many things—world class food, incredible culture, and breathtaking landscapes—but most importantly, it is filled with people who care about the future of their country.
Read MoreOn February 4, in a gesture of both good will and good business, China and Argentina formulated a comprehensive alliance pact that spans multiple sectors within the South American economy.
Read MoreOn January 14, Argentinian President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner and Foreign Minister Héctor Timerman were accused of covering up Iran’s alleged role in a 1994 terrorist attack.
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