President Cristina Kirchner summoned this afternoon the Church to hold a hearing next Wednesday at 19 hs, while Julio Cobos will meet the bishops at 20:30 the same day.

Argentina coach Diego Maradona was banned for two months and fined 25,000 Swiss Francs (US$24,630) by FIFA on Sunday for his foul-mouthed outburst after last month’s decisive World Cup qualifier in Uruguay.

A California appeals court in Los Angeles has scheduled oral arguments in its review of Roman Polanski’s three-decade-old sex case for December 10.

The two minors arrested yesterday on suspicion of attacking the former player Fernando Caceres, in Ciudadela, were identified by the woman who accompanied the former footballer and the kidnapped taxi driver. They are 15 and 16. (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

After many protests and conflicts, the company Kraft will reinstate 30 employees to the former Terrabusi from October 5.

Argentina accused neighbouring Uruguay in the UN’s highest court Monday of reneging on a bilateral treaty when it authorised a paper mill that Buenos Aires says is now polluting a shared river.

While kirchnerism attempts to pass their Broadcasting Bill proyect in the Lower House, the opposition countered today by having a majority in the Committee on Freedom of Expression conducting public hearings in seven cities across the country to address the issue.

After called for a dialogue that the National Government announced, the chief of Buenos Aires Government, Mauricio Macri, requested formally today a hearing with the President Cristina Kirchner, in order to analyze a political reform and “the topics of the common agenda” between the City and the Nation.

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This Friday, the 26th is the last day of the oral and public trial for the tragedy that left 193 people dead and 1,524 injured.

The hearing that had to be realized today in the trial of the so-called “serial shooter of Belgrano” was suspended immediately after the district attorney Carlos Jiménez Bauer fell ill.