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Argentina’s relationship with Israel has oscillated between pragmatic cooperation and political distance for decades, shaped by security shocks at home, domestic Jewish communal influence, and shiftin...
Former Colombian president Álvaro Uribe presided over the period when thousands of civilians were killed and presented as combat casualties — the “false positives” — with Colombian institutions and in...
Short answer: yes — in the weeks after Charlie Kirk’s assassination a number of individuals, commentators and at least some public figures who had posted or spoken insensitively about the killing publ...
Adolf Eichmann escaped to Argentina in 1950 and remained there under the alias , sheltered by a mix of clandestine ratlines, forged or humanitarian travel documents, and a receptive expatriate environ...
The Catholic Church’s formal doctrinal line continues to state that divorced and civilly remarried Catholics may not receive Holy Communion while living in a new conjugal union that “objectively contr...
Amoris Laetitia does not issue a single, clear rule restoring Communion to all divorced-and-civilly-remarried Catholics; instead it calls for pastoral accompaniment and case‑by‑case discernment, and s...
The $20 billion currency swap between Argentina and the United States is a liquidity backstop designed to give Argentina’s central bank foreign-exchange firepower and reduce immediate funding stress; ...
Javier Gerardo Milei was born on 22 October 1970, a date reported consistently across major reference sources . Sources agree he was born in the City of Buenos Aires, with several specifying the Paler...
The reaction among Venezuelans to the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro is not monolithic: there were visible celebrations by Venezuelan expatriate communities and some crowds near border cities, while i...
The core claim across the materials is that : improved access to critical minerals, expanded market and trade ties, a foothold for U.S. technology and AI exports, and stronger regional partnerships to...
The core factual claim is that the Trump administration offered or negotiated a US$20 billion Fed/Treasury currency swap line or similar financing mechanism to Argentina’s central bank; contemporary r...
Argentina drew about $2.5 billion from a $20 billion U.S. Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF) swap line and used those dollars mainly as short-term liquidity to cover imminent external obligations and t...
Estimates and archival releases suggest thousands of Nazi officials and collaborators reached South America after World War II, with some sources reporting as many as 9,000 individuals passing through...
Antarctica is not governed by a single state or a conventional national government; instead governance is collective, exercised through the Antarctic Treaty System (ATS) by its Parties—most influentia...
Historians and film reference works widely consider El Apóstol to be the world's first animated feature film — a political cutout-animation satire directed by Quirino Cristiani and produced in Buenos ...
Argentina’s patent on global ingenuity is surprisingly broad: from household staples like the ballpoint pen to life‑saving cardiac devices and forensic systems that remade policing, Argentine inventor...
Diego Armando Maradona was born on 30 October 1960 and is universally recorded as one of football’s greatest players; he captained and starred for Argentina in the 1986 World Cup and is widely associa...
Since 2016 the principal Vatican text that opened room for some civilly remarried Catholics to seek Reconciliation and Eucharist is Pope Francis’s apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia , which says ca...
Pope Francis’ Amoris Laetitia opened a door to “case‑by‑case” pastoral discernment for divorced and civilly remarried Catholics, prompting many national bishops’ conferences to offer local guidelines ...
Adolf Eichmann was located in Argentina and seized by Israeli agents in May 1960; most accounts put the abduction on May 11 and his removal to Israel on May 20–23, 1960 . Documentation cited in contem...