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Milei meets Trump at White House amid $20bn US bailout
President Trump calls him his “favourite president”: a self described libertarian whose economy has just been saved by a $20bn US-organised bailout.
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Exclusive: ‘The Penguin Lessons’ author accused of historic sexual abuse
A Channel 4 News investigation can reveal shocking allegations against Mike Thompson, who authored the memoir The Penguin Lessons under the pen name ‘Tom Michell’, adapted into the 2024 feature film starring Steve Coogan and Jonathan Pryce.
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Abortion in Argentina: Senate narrowly rejects legalisation
Anti-abortion campaigners have been celebrating their narrow victory this week in Argentina – after the country’s senate defeated a bill which would have legalised terminations during the first 14 weeks of pregnancy.
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Falklands veteran’s unique take on conflict
A former Welsh Guardsman who fought in the Falklands has produced a unique perspective on the conflict in the form of a cartoon book chronicling his time at war.
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Argentina helicopter crash: 10 killed
Ten people, including three French sports stars, are killed in a helicopter crash in Argentina during filming for a reality television show.
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Argentinians march over prosecutor’s death
Tens of thousands take to the streets of Buenos Aires to demand justice for the death of prosecutor Alberto Nisman, who had accused the government of whitewashing investigations of a 1994 explosion.
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Argentina’s Kirchner probed over bombing ‘cover-up’
An investigation into Argentinian President Cristina Fernandez over an alleged cover-up of Iran’s involvement in a 1994 Buenos Aires bombing will go ahead, a court says.
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Key questions: Argentina’s prosecutor and the president
The case of an Argentine prosecutor’s death and the national spy agency’s links with President Cristina Fernandez unfurls with increasing complexity amid controversy over ties to a 1994 bombing.
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Argentina president vows to dissolve intelligence agency
Argentina President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner reveals plans to dissolve the country’s intelligence agency, after the mysterious death of a prosecutor who was investigating government figures.
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Gaza war prompts Latin America to break ties with Israel
While the US and UK stand by Israel over its military offensive in Gaza, governments across Latin America have moved to cut their links.
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Deutschland! German fans mob Matt Frei
Channel 4 News Europe Editor Matt Frei is mobbed by fans as he attempts to report from Berlin after Germany’s World Cup victory.
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Germany, World Cup winners and Mutti… Hallelujah!
Germany are champions of the world again after snatching victory against Argentina in Brazil – and Angela Merkel is there to congratulate them.
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Can Holland avenge three World Cup final defeats?
Squaring up to Argentina in the second semi-final, the Netherlands are hoping to avenge past failures. The Dutch team have made it to the final three times, but have yet to win the World Cup.
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World Cup 1978: Argentina triumph and controversy
Argentina hosted and won the World Cup for the first time in 1978. They were led to glory by Cesar Menotti and star striker Mario Kempes. But victory did not come without plenty of controversy.
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Should football fans get shirty over a £90 England top?
England supporters are having to pay a hefty £90 for the latest World Cup replica shirt – but compared to other nations going to Brazil they may not be getting such a raw deal.













