Last week, we heard the news that the supporters have planned an overnight vigil for their President Ms. Cristina Fernandez's better life after her surgery for the cancer she had in her thyroid gland but now the latest news is saying that the Argentina's president, does not have any cancer.

Argentine President Mrs. Christina Kirchner is suffering from cancer in her thyroid and will be soon undergoing a surgery for same. Though the procedure is relatively simpler and since the leader’s cancer has been detected before its spread to any other part of her body, the doctors are assuring speedy recovery for her.

As per recent reports, it has been revealed that in excess of 100 individuals were rushed to hospital in the capital of Argentina, some due to severe burns and injured eyes, following incidents during which they were badly hurt while enjoying fireworks during Christmas.

An international team of biologists have been able to read out the genetic code of Argentine ants who have acted as invaders of home throughout the world, thus revealing the clues about their origin and living.

The team has been led by Christopher D. Smith, scientist from San Francisco State University and Neil D. Tsutsui of UC Berkeley.

Nestor Kirchner is reported to be back to the hospital due to some heart issue. The president is reported to have suffered from such heart issues for the second time this year.

However, officials claimed on Saturday that former Argentinean President is reported to be in a poised condition following being taken to the hospital after he reported to suffer from heart issue.

A senior IMF official has confirmed that IMF and Argentina are progressing with the talks to send an IMF technical mission for improving the quality of the Government’s economic data.

It has been revealed that Argentina's $20 billion debt swap will shrink the nation's borrowing costs by one third to about 2% points more than that of its neighboring country Brazil in just a year's time. This has been revealed by the Economic Minister, Amando Boudou.

Buenos Aires - Over three decades after Renee Richards became the first transsexual in professional tennis, a Chilean player is set to follow the same path in Buenos Aires.

"It's a dream come true for me," Andrea Paredes told the Argentine daily Clarin.

Google and Yahoo have been asked by the Argentinean judges to filter all searches while several landmark cases are decided.

The world's largest agrochemicals company Syngenta AG has signed and closed an agreement to acquire SPS Argentina SA (SPS), a company primarily specialized in the development, production and marketing of soybean, corn and sunflower.