Former Tucumán governor José Alperovich faces accusations of sexually abusing his niece, who worked as his personal assistant during his tenure as senator. The alleged incidents occurred between 2017 and 2018. Key witness testimony has complicated Alperovich's defense. The article also discusses internal conflicts within the PJ, the need for unity among political leaders, and the emergence of a new alliance involving the UCR and Frente Amplio.

A small but impactful invention from Buenos Aires has revolutionized pizza delivery. Gonzalo Bañez Villar reports on this significant innovation, with narration by Veronica Villafañe.

Spanish footballer Gonzalo Villar, who was transferred to Roma in the 2020 summer transfer window, has recently joined Getafe on loan. In an interview with 'COPE', Villar subtly criticized Jose Mourinho, who started coaching Roma in the 2021-22 season, suggesting that his performance was affected by Mourinho's arrival. Villar expressed his gratitude to Getafe's president Ángel Torres for the opportunity to return and his desire to stay with the club for many years. He also mentioned his excitement about playing with Borja Mayoral again, referring to their good relationship.

The traditional Argentine barbecue, once a staple consumed multiple times a week, is becoming increasingly rare due to high meat prices. Argentinians are now opting for chicken as a more affordable alternative.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Argentine President Javier Milei at Casa Rosada, marking the highest-ranking U.S. official visit since Milei's presidency began in December. Milei expressed Argentina's commitment to Western values, democracy, and freedom. The meeting, which included Foreign Minister Diana Mondino and other officials, lasted over an hour. Blinken's visit is seen as strengthening bilateral relations and improving Mercosur-U.S. ties, according to former Argentine ambassador Diego Guelar. Blinken, who arrived in Argentina the previous night, also visited historical sites in Buenos Aires before the meeting. The U.S. delegation included Ambassador Marc Stanley and other officials. Brian Nichols, Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, had previously visited Argentina, emphasizing the key relationship and supporting Milei's state reform process.

The SEPI pizza saver, a small plastic tripod placed inside pizza boxes to prevent cheese from sticking to the cardboard, was created by an Argentinean 50 years ago. The invention has gained international recognition, although its creator is not widely known.

Argentina's main labor union initiated a general strike against President Javier Milei's proposed economic reforms. The government, led by Milei, downplayed the significance of the strike, which marks the first major opposition to his policies since taking office on December 10. The strike reflects growing tensions between the government and labor organizations over the direction of economic policy.

Argentina's economic crisis has severely impacted the living conditions of its citizens, leading to a resurgence of bartering as a means of survival in a country where poverty exceeds 40%.

Javier Milei, the newly elected libertarian president of Argentina, faces the challenge of addressing the country's severe economic crisis, with an annual inflation rate of 138% and nearly 40% poverty. Despite his lack of political experience and a minority in Congress, Milei plans to implement drastic structural changes, including controversial measures like dolarization and shutting down the Central Bank. His victory is attributed to the public's demand for change rather than specific support for him. Milei's governance strategy will likely involve seeking support from the center-right, particularly Mauricio Macri's PRO party. Internationally, Milei intends to break ties with communist countries like Brazil and China and align closer with the West, specifically the United States and Israel. The future of Argentina's involvement with the BRICS group remains uncertain as Milei has previously disagreed with joining.

Libertarian candidate Javier Milei has been elected as the President of Argentina, defeating the officialist candidate Sergio Massa with 55.71% of the votes. Milei's victory marks a historic night for the country, signaling an end to political decline and a return to a path of freedom. Massa was the first to acknowledge his defeat, emphasizing the importance of coexistence and dialogue. President Alberto Fernández expressed his readiness for a transition, while international leaders and diplomatic representations extended their congratulations. Milei, who has no public management experience, campaigned on drastic public spending cuts, central bank closure, and economy dollarization. He also proposed controversial policies such as a plebiscite to repeal abortion law, deregulating the arms market, and imposing tariffs on public health and education. Milei's foreign policy includes breaking ties with Brazil and China, labeling them as communist countries, and seeking closer relations with the United States and Israel. He faces the challenge of navigating a minority in both chambers and building a new coalition amidst a dire economic and social situation.