Buenos Aires Herald

2 days ago | buenosairesherald.com | Jacob Sugarman

The Milei administration has fired the executive director of the Museum and Site of Memory at the former Officers’ Quarters building of the Navy School of Mechanics, known in Argentina as the ex-ESMA. Mayki Gorosito had held the position since April 2022. Gorosito, who joined the museum in 2019, expressed concern for the future of the institution. “The museum is an indispensable tool for democracy that has been under constant attack,” she told the Herald.

3 days ago | buenosairesherald.com | Carlos Lamiral

YPF President and CEO Horacio Marín announced this Wednesday that the Argentine state-owned energy company will bring in the two “largest LNG tankers in the world” as part of its Vaca Muerta gas export policy. The president of Argentina’s oil company also reported that he will be traveling to Italy on Friday to meet with Prime Minister Georgia Meloni. At 7:30 p.m. local time, they will sign an investment commitment contract with ENI (an Italian acronym for National Hydrocarbons Corporation).

3 days ago | buenosairesherald.com | Fernando Nunez |Fernando Romero Nuñez

The knockout stages for the Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana, the two international tournaments in which Argentine teams compete under the CONMEBOL umbrella, have been drawn. With nine Argentine teams having made it past the group stages across both competitions, here’s how they line up and what the path to a potential title looks like for each club.

5 days ago | buenosairesherald.com | Fernando Nunez |Fernando Romero Nuñez

Platense were crowned 2025 Torneo Apertura winners on Sunday after beating Huracán 1-0 at Santiago del Estero’s Madre de Ciudades stadium. The win makes the Calamar (squid) Argentine football champion for the first time in its 120-year history, and secures the team a spot in the 2025 Copa Libertadores. The final was tight, with Platense — often criticised for an overly defensive style — locked down in its own half, and Huracán struggling to break the opposition down.

6 days ago | buenosairesherald.com | Fernando Nunez |Fernando Romero Nuñez

Argentine race driver Franco Colapinto concluded a disappointing Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, finishing 15th in Barcelona. The 22-year-old was hopeful of an improvement to his fortunes in his Formula 1 return, at a track he’s familiar with, but the man from Pilar was stuck at the back of the grid for most of the race. Colapinto went into the race on the back of a gut-wrenching qualifying, where he had looked set for a first foray into Q2 as an Alpine F1 driver.