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The legal war against San Ramon, California-based Chevron has been waged in several countries, including Argentina...

The decision of the Federal Supreme Court may affect the relation between Argentina and China. The works at the "Kirchner" and "Cepernic" dams are under the joint venture between Chinese company...

With the recession affecting the economy, the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) reported that unemployment rose to 9.3% of the population in the second quarter of 2016.

They have requested that the convoy go through a new road in the north fences.

The INDEC statistics bureau published its Monthly Economic Activity Estimator (EMAE), which are the basis to the country's GDP figures to be published in the last quarter of the year.

The government will need next year to assume a net debt by about $38 Billion dollars. That is the conclusion of the 2017 draft budget presented yesterday by the Minister of Finance...

Besides being associated with YPF in Loma Campana, Chevron also holds El Trapial, a mature reservoir that became to be, at the beginning of the last decade, the second largest oil deposit in the country.

The Comisión Nacional de Defensa de la Competencia ("Antitrust Agency") is working on a bill of law that will be sent to Congress in the next few months to amend Argentine Law 25,156 (the "Antitrust Law").

Federal Judge Miguel Vaca Narvaja granted an injunction requested by the APYME in Córdoba to be exempt from the hikes issued by President Mauricio Macri's Cambiemos administration and implemented by Energy Minister Juan José Aranguren.

On March 15, 2007 the Argentine Supreme Court made another important decision ruling the validity of an emergency legislation passed after 2002 as a consequence of the last economic, financial and social crisis in the country.

As a matter of legal principle, Argentine law should be applied to all contracts entered into in Argentina with a local party.

When Mauricio Macri took over the government and announced the first economic measures people reacted with "amateur glee". A historically unfounded optimism precipitated the belief that billions of foreign investments will "rain" into Argentina.

The International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) will be one of the main topics of political discussions during 2005 in Argentina.

In Argentina, no specific legislation is dedicated exclusively to protecting whistleblowers within the private sector.

It applies among other items, to infrastructure projects.

The Argentine Government has recently issued a set of non-mandatory corporate governance recommendations for companies that offer securities to the public to further improve the corporate governance legal framework.

The recently enacted Capital Markets Law is the most substantial change to the capital markets regulation since 1968.