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Leo XIV celebrated as second Latin American pope having spent many years in Peru’s church
The election of Pope Leo XIV has been celebrated across Latin America, where many hailed him as the second pon…
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Most fans who visit Buenos Aires want to watch Boca or River. I plumped for reigning champions Vélez Sarsfield
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When imagining a football match in Buenos Aires many fans visualise L…
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Secretary of state says opponents of Maduro have left diplomatic compound in Caracas and are ‘safely on US soil’
Five members of Venezuela’s political opposition have left the Argentinian diplomatic c…
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Manufacturer Incat built Hull 096 to run between Buenos Aires and Uruguay, dubbing it the ‘most complex’ project it has ever undertaken
An Australian boatbuilder has launched what it describes as the …
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The deal with Javier Milei shows how America-first dealmaking is bending global finance to serve authoritarian and extractive ends
It is famed for hard-nosed bargaining with crisis-hit countries, so w…
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Pope Francis’s progressive legacy rests in the hands of cardinal electors who will be juggling competing agendas
In keeping with the humble style of his papacy, Pope Francis did his best to dial down …
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The pontiff took on church traditionalists and rightwing populism, making powerful enemies on the way
In his first words from the balcony of St Peter’s Basilica in 2013, the newly elected Pope Francis…
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Coogan does his best, but there’s a tonal mismatch here: the animal-teaches-lonely-human narrative jars with a depiction of lives in totalitarian Argentina
Here is a well-meaning, awkward tonal jumble…
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Fred Ridley, the chair of Augusta National, has defended the decision to allow Ángel Cabrer…