Argentina's Marine Infantry Marks 145 Years

Cambiaso Named Argentina's Polo Ambassador

President Javier Milei honored polo legend Adolfo Cambiaso as a 'ciudadano ilustre' at the Palacio Libertad, simultaneously appointing him Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador to promote Argentine polo and sport internationally. Milei praised Cambiaso not only as the greatest polo player in history but also as a pioneering entrepreneur in equine genetics.

Milei Vows No Policy Retreat at 'Vientos de Cambio' Event

Argentine President Javier Milei told the Fundación Libertad y Progreso that his government will not ease its fiscal or monetary stance, declaring that "populism cannot be beaten by doing populism." Speaking at the foundation's 'Vientos de Cambio' gathering, Milei outlined a three-pillar approach to political change combining cultural advocacy, electoral engagement, and results-driven governance.

Milei Presents His Economic Philosophy to Argentine Students

Argentine President Javier Milei addressed secondary school students at Colegio ORT, presenting the moral and philosophical framework he says underpins his government's public policies. His address centred on the epilogue of his forthcoming book and drew on Greek philosophy, Roman law, Stoic thought, and Judaeo-Christian values to argue that justice and economic efficiency are inseparable.

How Oil Is Changing Guyana

Guyana has emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing economies following a series of major offshore oil discoveries. The transformation has brought unprecedented revenues and investment to the small South American country, while also raising questions about inequality, environmental protection, and how its new wealth should be managed.

Learning another language may be one of the best ways to keep your brain healthy as you age

Learning another language is not a miracle cure for aging, and it cannot guarantee protection against Alzheimer’s disease. But it does have various other benefits.

Ajiaco Santafereño: Bogotá's Soul-Warming Chicken Stew

High in the Andean savanna, where the air turns crisp and the afternoon mist rolls over red-tiled rooftops, there is one dish that every bogotano craves when the cold settles into their bones: ajiaco santafereño. It is not merely soup — it is a ritual, a bowl of golden broth thick with three kinds of potato, tender shredded chicken, and sweet corn on the cob, finished tableside with a dollop of heavy cream, a scatter of capers, and half an avocado waiting patiently at the rim of the plate.

Milei Opens Argentina's New Grenadiers Museum

President Javier Milei inaugurated the Museo del Regimiento de Granaderos a Caballo General San Martín, framing the opening as part of a broader commitment to national sovereignty that also encompasses new measures over the disputed Malvinas Islands. The museum, made possible by the Fundación del Museo Granaderos, offers visitors a journey through more than two centuries of Argentine military history across eight rooms.

Cuban Ropa Vieja: Classic Shredded Beef in Tomato Sauce

In the warm, salt-tinged air of Havana, few aromas stir the appetite quite like the slow, savory simmer of Ropa Vieja drifting from an open kitchen window. This is a dish that doesn't rush — it unfolds over hours, the beef softening until it falls apart at the touch of a fork, the sauce deepening into something both bright and comforting. It is the smell of Sunday afternoons, of grandmothers stirring cast-iron pots, of a culture that turns humble ingredients into something worth gathering around the table for.

Gallo Pinto: Costa Rica's Beloved Rice and Beans

Before the sun has fully cleared the volcanic ridges of the Central Valley, kitchens across Costa Rica are already filled with the sound of a wooden spoon scraping against a cast-iron skillet. This is the sound of Gallo Pinto being born again, as it is every single morning, in homes from San José's bustling barrios to the quiet coffee farms of Tarrazú. It is not simply breakfast here; it is a ritual, a birthright, a dish so woven into daily life that Costa Ricans often eat it without a second thought, the way one breathes.

Milei Defends Economic Freedom Agenda in New York

Speaking at the 'Western Values, Economic Freedom & Strategic Security' event in New York, Argentine President Javier Milei defended his government's liberal economic reforms, citing a 6.7% economic growth rate in his first year and a 30% real drop in rental prices following the repeal of rent control legislation.

Digital Euro Advances as European Parliament Backs Negotiations — A Signal for South America's CBDC Debate

The European Parliament has voted to enter formal negotiations on the creation of a digital euro, approving key privacy protections, mandatory business acceptance, and a cap on individual holdings. The move adds fresh momentum to the global central bank digital currency debate, including in South America, where Brazil and regional peers are weighing their own paths.

U.S. and Argentina Launch Andes-Atlantic Corridor

The United States and Argentina have jointly launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, an infrastructure and investment initiative aimed at linking Argentina's key economic sectors to Atlantic ports and Western markets. The framework targets transportation, energy, minerals, and digital infrastructure, with U.S. government financing tools and private capital mobilized in support.