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Milei to Host Major Israel Allies Summit in Buenos Aires Following Cabinet Reshuffle Polar Wave Hits Mendoza: Schools Remain Open Despite Freezing Temperatures Buenos Aires Province Confronts National Government Over Massive Debt and Political Exclusion Paraguay Stuns Germany in World Cup Upset, Memes Go Viral Keiko Fujimori Elected President of Peru by Narrow Margin NASA Confirms Catastrophe: Nearly 60,000 Buildings Damaged as Fury Grows in Venezuela Paraguay hace historia y elimina a Alemania en penales: el Mundial 2026 sigue sorprendiendo Brazil Beats Japan 2-1 with Martinelli's Late Winner to Reach World Cup Last 16 Carolina Fal Breaks Silence After 20 Years Away from Acting: Her Blunt Response Andrea del Boca on the Brink of Expulsion from Big Brother: Tension with Host Santiago del Moro Milei to Host Major Israel Allies Summit in Buenos Aires Following Cabinet Reshuffle Polar Wave Hits Mendoza: Schools Remain Open Despite Freezing Temperatures Buenos Aires Province Confronts National Government Over Massive Debt and Political Exclusion Paraguay Stuns Germany in World Cup Upset, Memes Go Viral Keiko Fujimori Elected President of Peru by Narrow Margin NASA Confirms Catastrophe: Nearly 60,000 Buildings Damaged as Fury Grows in Venezuela Paraguay hace historia y elimina a Alemania en penales: el Mundial 2026 sigue sorprendiendo Brazil Beats Japan 2-1 with Martinelli's Late Winner to Reach World Cup Last 16 Carolina Fal Breaks Silence After 20 Years Away from Acting: Her Blunt Response Andrea del Boca on the Brink of Expulsion from Big Brother: Tension with Host Santiago del Moro
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Polar Wave Hits Mendoza: Schools Remain Open Despite Freezing Temperatures

Mendoza's education authorities confirmed classes will continue as scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, despite an intense polar air mass bringing temperatures as low as -5°C (23°F). The province maintains its weather monitoring protocol while students prepare for one of the coldest weeks of the year, with possible snowfall even in lower elevations.

30/6/2026 09:26:52

Paraguay Stuns Germany in World Cup Upset, Memes Go Viral

In one of the most shocking moments of the 2026 World Cup, Paraguay eliminated Germany in a dramatic penalty shootout. Social media erupted with memes celebrating goalkeeper Orlando Gill, midfielder Matías Galarza Fonda, and coach Gustavo Alfaro, who turned an impossible dream into reality.

ECONOMY

YPF Partners with Eni and XRG to Develop Vaca Muerta for LNG Exports

Argentine energy giant YPF has finalized landmark agreements with Italy's Eni and Abu Dhabi's XRG to launch the 'Argentina LNG' project. This strategic consortium will invest billions to extract and liquefy natural gas from the Vaca Muerta shale formation, aiming to export 12 million tons annually to global markets, positioning Argentina as a key energy player.

Argentina's Central Bank Nears IMF Reserve Target Amid $9.5B July Challenge

Argentina's Central Bank has accumulated $7.4 billion in reserves during 2026, approaching the annual $8 billion IMF target. However, analysts warn that seasonal factors and upcoming debt maturities totaling $9.5 billion in July could test the institution's strategy. A mix of agricultural exports, energy revenues, and international guarantees may help navigate the turbulent second half of the year.

El dólar tocó su precio más alto en ocho meses: ¿alarma o corrección necesaria?

El dólar oficial subió cerca del 5% en junio de 2026, superando la inflación mensual proyectada del 2%. La moneda estadounidense alcanzó los $1.495 en el Banco Nación, su nivel más alto desde noviembre de 2025. El BCRA asegura que el sistema tiene herramientas para administrar la volatilidad y descarta escenarios de crisis cambiaria.

Wall Street Hits Historic Highs as Argentine Markets Rally

The Dow Jones surpassed 52,000 points for the first time ever, driven by geopolitical calm and key judicial decisions. Argentina's S&P Merval rose 1.7%, country risk dropped to 431 basis points, and dollar bonds gained ground while the wholesale dollar reached an eight-month high.

Oil Companies Transfer US$580 Million Abroad After Argentina's Currency Flexibilization

Between December 2025 and April 2026, the hydrocarbon sector led foreign currency outflows, benefiting from the new regulatory framework that allows profit repatriation. Harbour Energy, Shell, Chevron, and TotalEnergies are among the main beneficiaries of Argentina's new investment regime.

Milei Claims Real Country Risk Is Only 60 Basis Points, Promises Economy "Will Soar"

In a televised interview, the Argentine president defended his economic model, assured that inflation is on a "downward path" and that GDP is already growing. He announced that with the RIGI and potential re-election, Argentina would experience unprecedented growth.

Markets Rally on Cabinet Reshuffle: Argentine ADRs Surge Up to 4%, Country Risk Falls

Argentine financial assets posted strong gains as investors welcomed the appointment of Diego Santilli as new Cabinet Chief. The S&P Merval index rose 2.7%, while dollar bonds advanced up to 1.4%. The official exchange rate approached 1,500 pesos, marking its biggest monthly increase in a year.

SPORTS

Paraguay Stuns Germany in World Cup Upset, Memes Go Viral

In one of the most shocking moments of the 2026 World Cup, Paraguay eliminated Germany in a dramatic penalty shootout. Social media erupted with memes celebrating goalkeeper Orlando Gill, midfielder Matías Galarza Fonda, and coach Gustavo Alfaro, who turned an impossible dream into reality.

Brazil Beats Japan 2-1 with Martinelli's Late Winner to Reach World Cup Last 16

Brazil secured their spot in the Round of 16 at the 2026 World Cup with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Japan. After falling behind to Kaishu Sano's opener, goals from Casemiro and Gabriel Martinelli turned the match around. The Seleção now awaits the winner between Ivory Coast and Norway for their next match on July 4 in Houston.

Morocco Stuns Netherlands in Historic Penalty Shootout to Reach Round of 16

Morocco repeated their Qatar 2022 heroics with another dramatic penalty shootout victory after a thrilling 1-1 draw. The Netherlands crashed out of the World Cup once again from the spot, matching Spain's unfortunate record for most penalty shootout defeats in tournament history. Morocco now faces Canada on July 4 in Houston.

Paraguay Makes History Eliminating Germany in Dramatic Penalty Shootout

In one of the most shocking upsets of the 2026 World Cup, Paraguay eliminated football powerhouse Germany 4-3 on penalties. The heroes were goalkeeper Orlando Gil and defender José Canale, both developed in Argentine football, proving that South American passion can overcome European precision.

Paraguay Stuns Germany in World Cup 2026 Penalty Thriller!

In an unforgettable night in Boston, Paraguay eliminated four-time world champions Germany in a dramatic penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw. Goalkeeper Orlando Gill became the national hero with two crucial saves, while defender José Canale scored the winning penalty. La Albirroja now awaits the winner of France vs. Sweden in the Round of 16.

Ghanaian Witch Doctor Predicts Cape Verde Will Eliminate Argentina in World Cup 2026

Nana Kwaku Bonsam, a renowned Ghanaian spiritualist famous for his World Cup predictions, claims his powers will help Cape Verde defeat Argentina. The highly anticipated round of 16 match is scheduled for July 3rd at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium, pitting the defending champions against the tournament's smallest nation.

Cape Verde's President Wants to Gift Messi a Special Jersey Before World Cup Clash

José María Neves revealed he will present the Argentine captain with a personalized national team jersey bearing the number 10 and his name, as a tribute before their Round of 16 match. The gesture highlights the global admiration for the football legend, who is revered even in this small African island nation.

POLITICS

Buenos Aires Province Confronts National Government Over Massive Debt and Political Exclusion

Tensions escalate between Argentina's largest province and the national administration as Buenos Aires Minister Carlos Bianco demands payment of $17.8 trillion pesos in outstanding debts. The appointment of Diego Santilli as new Cabinet Chief sparks fierce criticism from Governor Axel Kicillof's administration.

Mahiques Submits New Judicial Appointments to Senate: Rodríguez Ponte to Oversee Insaurralde Case

Argentina's Minister of Justice has sent a new batch of judicial nominations to the Senate for approval. Among them is Juan Tomás Rodríguez Ponte, a key figure who could take over the high-profile federal court handling the case against former Buenos Aires Cabinet Chief Martín Insaurralde and model Jésica Cirio. The current judge has barred them from leaving the country but refused to order their arrest.

Milei Defines International Agenda While Santilli Prepares to Assume as Cabinet Chief

President Javier Milei faces a decisive week both politically and diplomatically. After confirming Diego Santilli as the new Cabinet Chief, replacing Manuel Adorni, the president must define his participation in key international events while the government reorganizes following the patrimonial scandal that led to the former official's resignation.

Buenos Aires Province Demands Meeting with New National Cabinet Chief

Buenos Aires Province Government Minister Carlos Bianco formally requested an urgent meeting with newly appointed Cabinet Chief Diego Santilli, accusing the national administration of systematically excluding Argentina's largest province from key decisions. The institutional conflict escalates amid budget disputes and a historic teachers' strike.

Santilli Appointed New Cabinet Chief: A Strategic Reshuffle in Argentina

Diego Santilli is set to be sworn in as Argentina's new Cabinet Chief this Tuesday, June 30, 2026, following the resignation of Manuel Adorni. Santilli will retain his role as Minister of the Interior while taking on key coordination duties, in a move aimed at stabilizing the government's political management and communication strategy.

Passalacqua Breaks from Encuentro Misionero, Forging His Own Political Path

Misiones Governor Hugo Passalacqua publicly distanced himself from the new party created by Carlos Rovira after discovering his name appeared in its leadership without authorization. 67 mayors have signed a document supporting the governor's re-election bid, while ministers and allied parties rally behind him in what marks the definitive fracture of the Frente Renovador.

LEGAL / JUDICIAL

Explosive Audio: Adorni Attempted to Manipulate Contractor Who Incriminated Him

Former Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni sent a message to contractor Matías Tabar before his judicial declaration, offering him "all the support you need." Tabar revealed Adorni paid $245,000 off the books for renovations at his luxury home in Indio Cuá.

Spokesperson's Official Lent Credit Card to Adorni for Luxury Purchases

Laura Schiuma, Director of Presidential Activities, confirmed to prosecutors that she lent her personal credit card to former Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni to buy a high-end gamer monitor worth $2.1 million pesos. The investigation reveals a pattern where public employees allegedly facilitated purchases for his private home, including projectors and luxury linens, raising serious questions about illicit enrichment.

Judge Blocks Insaurralde and Cirio from Leaving Argentina but Denies Arrest Request

Federal judge Luis Armella has prohibited former mayor Martín Insaurralde and TV personality Jesica Cirio from leaving the country amid an investigation into alleged illicit enrichment and money laundering. However, the judge rejected the prosecutor's request for their detention, citing five key arguments including lack of forensic analysis on the controversial video showing bundles of dollars.

CURRENT AFFAIRS

Polar Wave Hits Mendoza: Schools Remain Open Despite Freezing Temperatures

Mendoza's education authorities confirmed classes will continue as scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, despite an intense polar air mass bringing temperatures as low as -5°C (23°F). The province maintains its weather monitoring protocol while students prepare for one of the coldest weeks of the year, with possible snowfall even in lower elevations.

Coronel Suárez School Orchestra Shines in World Cup-Themed Concert

Over 100 young musicians delivered an unforgettable cultural event at the Municipal Sports Center in Coronel Suárez, performing iconic songs from FIFA World Cups. Family attendance was massive, reinforcing this program as a space for education, social inclusion, and community growth.

Benicio Guyot publicó un video emotivo recordando a su madre Ernestina Pais

El hijo de 22 años de la conductora fallecida compartió un momento de alegría en medio del dolor tras el sepelio del 28 de junio. Ernestina Pais murió el 26/06/2026 a los 54 años en un accidente ferroviario en Martínez. El video se viralizó generando conmovedoras reacciones en redes sociales.

Miracle in Venezuela: 21-Year-Old Rescued After 106 Hours Under Earthquake Rubble

A story of hope emerges from tragedy: Aaron Levi Cantillo Vargas was rescued alive after more than four days trapped under rubble in Caraballeda, Venezuela. Teams from Venezuela, Mexico, and El Salvador worked 43 hours to save him. Hope remains alive five days after earthquakes that have left more than 1,450 dead.

Bart, the Argentine Hero Dog Who Saved Two Children in Venezuela

A rescue dog from the Argentine team pinpointed the exact location where two minors were trapped under the rubble, enabling their rescue alive. The operation took place this Sunday in La Guaira state, the area hardest hit by the earthquakes of June 24, which have left over 1,450 dead and nearly 70,000 missing.

Buenos Aires Teachers Strike: 6 Key Demands Behind the Protest

Teacher unions AMET, FEB, SUTEBA, and UDOCBA have called for a provincial strike on Tuesday, June 30, in Buenos Aires Province. They demand salary negotiations, solutions to school violence, and better working conditions. This marks the first major strike against Governor Axel Kicillof's administration.

Historic Heat Wave in Europe: Over 1,300 Dead and Temperature Records Shattered

Europe is facing its worst heat wave ever recorded, with more than 130 million people enduring temperatures above 35°C. France reports nearly 1,000 additional deaths, while Germany, Czech Republic, and Poland broke all-time records. The WHO warns the continent is warming at twice the global average rate.

SOCIAL

New Hantavirus Variant Discovered in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego, Unrelated to Cruise Ship Outbreak

Argentina's leading infectious diseases institute has confirmed the first-ever detection of hantavirus in rodents in Tierra del Fuego province. Scientists identified a previously unknown viral variant, but crucially, it has no connection to the international MV Hondius cruise ship outbreak that sickened 13 people and claimed 3 lives.

Corrientes Book Fair: A Literary Celebration in Argentina

From July 7th to 18th, the Technological Building of La Unidad will host Corrientes' most significant literary event. Under the motto "Stories to Encourage," the fair will honor local legends Martha Quiles, "Cacho" González Vedoya, and Gerardo Pisarello, featuring renowned authors like Ángeles Mastretta, Selva Almada, and Federico Andahazi.

TECHNOLOGY

First Antarctic Dinosaur Bone Rediscovered After 40 Years in a Drawer

A titanosaur vertebra collected in 1985 on James Ross Island remained unidentified at the British Antarctic Survey for four decades. The rediscovery confirms that these massive herbivores roamed a prehistoric Antarctica filled with tropical forests, completely free of ice millions of years ago.

RAM Price Surge: How AI is Making Electronics More Expensive

The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is causing an unprecedented demand for memory chips, directly impacting the cost of computers, consoles, and smartphones. This phenomenon, dubbed "RAMpocalypse," has led manufacturers like Micron to secure billion-dollar contracts with AI companies, reducing the supply for everyday consumers and extending price increases possibly until 2028.

WhatsApp Launches Usernames: Chat Without Sharing Your Phone Number

WhatsApp has begun rolling out one of its most requested features: usernames allow users to start conversations without sharing their phone numbers. Name reservations are now available, with a gradual rollout to the platform's 3 billion users worldwide.

Astronauts Prepare for Critical Spacewalk to Repair Vital ISS Robotic Arm

NASA has announced that the crew of Expedition 74 is gearing up for a high-stakes spacewalk to repair the Canadarm2. This robotic arm is the backbone of the International Space Station's logistics, essential for capturing visiting cargo ships and assisting astronauts during external operations.

WhatsApp Revolutionizes Privacy: Reserve Your Username and Say Goodbye to Sharing Your Number

The world's most popular messaging app has taken a historic step toward protecting personal data. With the new username system, millions of users will be able to connect without exposing their phone number, fulfilling one of the community's most requested features.

Your Phone Can Connect to Wi-Fi Without a Password: The Hidden Trick You Didn't Know

There's a little-known feature that allows instant access to wireless networks without typing passwords. This technology, called Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), is available on most modern smartphones and makes connecting at home, office, or public spaces incredibly simple and fast.

ENTERTAINMENT

Carolina Fal Breaks Silence After 20 Years Away from Acting: Her Blunt Response

The Martín Fierro award-winning actress for 'Resistiré' stepped away from television at her peak, became a doctor, and built a life far from the spotlight. For the first time in two decades, she responded to a journalist seeking an interview, and her message was crystal clear.

Andrea del Boca on the Brink of Expulsion from Big Brother: Tension with Host Santiago del Moro

The renowned Argentine actress has been sanctioned for leaking outside information into the reality show house and persisting in her behavior despite warnings, causing serious friction with the production team and the show's host.

Ernestina Pais' Mother's Emotional Words at Wake Moved Diego Ramos

Actor Diego Ramos shared the heartfelt words Milka Truol told him during her daughter Ernestina Pais' wake. The beloved Argentine TV host and actress tragically died in a train accident on June 26. Her mother's concern for the future of the play revealed the family's artistic passion even amid grief.

Angelina Jolie Reveals She Hasn't Had a Partner in 10 Years: 'Life Has Broken Me'

The Hollywood actress spoke candidly about her romantic life following her separation from Brad Pitt. Her six children and her new film 'Couture' have been instrumental in her personal recovery journey.

Guillermina Valdés' Emotional Encounter with Benicio Before Ernestina Pais' Tragedy

The actress coincidentally crossed paths with the TV host's son at a Buenos Aires hair salon on the very day of the fatal train accident. Together they sent a photo to Ernestina, who died just three hours later. Valdés shared the profound bond they had forged during their theater work and how she processes the grief alongside Benicio.

Emma D'Arcy Reflects on the Shocking House of the Dragon Scene

British actor Emma D'Arcy, who portrays Rhaenyra Targaryen in House of the Dragon, shared deep insights regarding the intense and somber scene featured in the series' most recent episode. The HBO Max production continues to captivate global audiences with its intricate and dark narrative.

Guillermina Valdés' Heartbreaking Farewell to Ernestina Pais and the Chance Encounter with Her Son Hours Before the Tragedy

Guillermina Valdés recounted a chance encounter with Benicio Guyot just hours before the accident that claimed the life of Ernestina Pais. The actress shared the special bond she forged with her castmate and the literary project Ernestina was writing in her final days.

HEALTH

HIV Late Diagnosis Reaches Record High in Argentina: 1 in 2 Cases Detected Late

A concerning public health trend is unfolding in Argentina, where nearly half of all HIV diagnoses are now being made at an advanced stage. Fundación Huésped reports that late diagnosis has climbed to 49%, meaning patients only discover their status when their immune system is already significantly compromised.

Phenylketonuria: A Single Drop of Blood Can Prevent Irreversible Brain Damage

June 28 commemorates International Phenylketonuria Day, a rare metabolic disease affecting approximately 700 people in Argentina. A simple newborn screening test can detect it early and prevent serious consequences like intellectual disability. Early diagnosis is the key to a normal life.

INTERNATIONAL

Keiko Fujimori Elected President of Peru by Narrow Margin

Right-wing candidate Keiko Fujimori has been proclaimed President of Peru after obtaining 50.13% of votes against 49.86% for Roberto Sánchez. The difference was only 49,641 votes in one of the closest elections in the history of the Andean nation. She will assume office on July 28.

NASA Confirms Catastrophe: Nearly 60,000 Buildings Damaged as Fury Grows in Venezuela

Six days after the earthquakes that devastated the Venezuelan coast, a NASA satellite study estimated that 58,870 buildings were damaged or destroyed. The official death toll stands at 1,719, but the anguish of families crying out for machinery to rescue their loved ones is increasing tensions in the disaster's ground zero.

Historic European Heatwave Claims Over 1,300 Lives

An unprecedented heatwave scorching Europe since June 21, 2026, has resulted in over 1,300 deaths. France reports around 1,000 additional fatalities and Spain exceeds 320, as morgues in Paris reach capacity during this record-breaking weather event.

UN Sends 10,000 Body Bags to Venezuela as Global Rescue Teams Race Against Time

The United Nations coordinated the delivery of 10,000 body bags as a precautionary measure given the magnitude of the tragedy, while maintaining hope the final death toll won't reach that number. Teams from 27 countries are working around the clock to locate approximately 50,000 people missing under the rubble.

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado Determined to Return to Earthquake-Devastated Venezuela

María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize laureate currently in exile, has declared her willingness to do whatever necessary to return home and assist victims of the catastrophic earthquakes that struck Venezuela on June 24, 2026. However, the transition government led by Delcy Rodríguez has kept Venezuelan airspace closed, complicating humanitarian efforts.

Nobel Peace Prize Winner Machado Denied US Support to Return to Venezuela After Earthquakes

Venezuelan opposition leader and 2025 Nobel Peace Prize recipient María Corina Machado reached out to the Trump administration seeking assistance to return to her homeland following the devastating earthquakes of June 24, 2026. The White House, State Department, and Congress were contacted, but reports indicate the request was denied.

Dramatic Confrontation Between Venezuelan Official and US Rescuer at Earthquake Site

A viral video captures Venezuela's Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello interfering with US rescue operations in La Guaira after the devastating June 24 earthquakes. The American rescue worker firmly demanded he step back while teams raced to locate survivors trapped under rubble in what has become the largest rescue operation in Venezuela's recent history.

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