President Cristina Fernandez has a message for critics who say Argentina rejects financial rules: good riddance.

Luis Guillermo Vega Ceballos was an activist with Chile's Revolutionary Workers Party.

President Cristina Fernandez tries to keep dollars inside the country and bolster the Argentine peso's sliding value.

Legally trading pesos for dollars or euros has become ever more difficult as President Cristina Fernandez tries to keep dollars inside the country and bolster the Argentine peso's sliding value.

Argentina is tightening its grip on credit card purchases in an effort to stem capital flight and tax evasion.

Argentina's leader is unveiling an ambitious new plan to support the country's television and film creators with a new industrial park along the Buenos Aires waterfront that she hopes will be modeled on Hollywood's studios.

The Salon Tango finals, followed by Tuesday's Stage Tango competition, are the highlights of the two-week festival, now celebrating its tenth year.

The United States and Japan blasted Argentina's import rules at the World Trade Organization on Tuesday, putting more pressure on the country to revamp policies that they say violate global norms.

Argentina is rethinking what it means to be a citizen, proposing radical changes that would have both foreigners and 16-year-olds vote to determine who should run the country.