We have started to collect the most important news related to Argentina in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Argentina's central bank chief steps down after the president signs a decree sacking him in a row over foreign debt.
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Argentina's central bank governor rejects a call from the country's president to resign in a dispute over debt.
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Argentine singer Sandro, dubbed the country's Elvis, dies aged 64 of complications following heart and lung transplant surgery.
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The Argentine singer Sandro, one of Latin America's first rock and roll performers, has died aged 64, doctors say.
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Police allegedly seize DNA samples from heirs to an Argentine media empire, in a probe into forced adoption.
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A former Roman Catholic archbishop in Argentina receives an eight-year jail sentence for sexually abusing a young seminarian while still in office.
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An Argentine judge orders heirs to a media empire to take genetic tests to establish if they are victims of forced adoption.
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Two Argentine men become the first gay couple in Latin America to legally marry after a civil ceremony in southern Argentina.
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A former naval captain and 18 others go on trial accused of kidnap and murder during military rule in Argentina.
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Barcelona and Argentina forward Lionel Messi wins the prestigious European Footballer of the Year award.
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A judge in Argentina overturns a ruling that would have allowed the first gay marriage in Latin America.
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Abuse charges divide Argentine veterans
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Scotland play Australia and Ireland take on Fiji after England are beaten 6-19 by the All Blacks at Twickenham and Wales see off Argentina 33-16 in Cardiff.
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Argentina coach Diego Maradona is banned from football for two months for his furious outburst at a World Cup match.
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England need a late try from Matt Banahan to beat a dogged Argentina and prevent a sluggish autumn campaign from unravelling at Twickenham.
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England take on Argentina at Twickenham as Scotland host Fiji at Murrayfield.
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James Haskell, Duncan Bell, Dylan Hartley and Paul Hodgson will start for England against the Pumas at Twickenham.
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The trial begins of Argentina's last military ruler and five other retired generals accused of human rights abuses.
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Argentina plans a new debt swap, hoping to end a saga that started when it defaulted on its debt eight years ago.
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