Debate over reduced working hours resurfaces; Government says: ‘We have a plan B’; National team matches and more

1 – Labor Secretary again supports reduction of working days

Raquel Olmos said our country is “far behind” in this area. How many hours might it take? Continue reading here…

2 – Income Tax: Key to the Massa Project

The Economy Minister will submit a bill to amend the income tax to Congress. Continue reading here…

3 – ‘We have a plan B’: If the opposition doesn’t try to win in Congress, the government is looking at alternatives

The Labor Minister mentioned the paths the ruling party is considering to implement the measures announced by Sergio Massa. Continue reading here…

4 – Peronist mayor of Buenos Aires prepares event in Ensenada in support of Massa

On Wednesday, September 27, the Mayor of Buenos Aires will hold an event in Ensenada in support of Sergio Massa. Continue reading here…

5 – Argentina national team visits Bolivia for qualifiers: schedule and where to watch the matches

On the way to the 2026 World Cup, the national team will be looking for its second victory after defeating Ecuador at the Monument Stadium. Continue reading here…

6 – They launch vaccination drive as Covid-19 and pneumonia cases rise

Due to the increase in cases since July, the Argentine Society of Vaccinology and Epidemiology (SAVE) launched the “La Posta es Vacunarse” campaign. Continue reading here…

How much money does a family need to become CABA middle class in July-August?

According to the report of the General Office of Statistics and Census in the Federal Capital, a family with four members must earn at least 282,452.83 pesos to avoid falling below the poverty line. Continue reading here…

8 – Kicillof announces student vote for university students: how will it work?

On the occasion of the new anniversary of La Noche de los Lápices, Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof announced the implementation of the third ticket. “There is no better way to honor those who gave their lives for rights,” he said. Continue reading here…

9 – Morocco earthquake kills more than 2,800 people: survivors camp outdoors

Search and rescue teams from Spain, Britain and Qatar joined Morocco in the search for survivors. Continue reading here…

10 – Domestic and international music distribution: come in and get it all

Like every week, we’ll be back to feature the best of your favorite established and emerging artists, both local and around the world, so you’re never left out of what’s happening in the music industry. Continue reading here…