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Two major Buenos Aires football clubs are installing rooftop solar panels that could save hundreds of thousands in annual energy bills while powering game days with clean electricity. It's a winning goal for both the environment and their bottom line.
After 40 years balancing magazine design with fine art, Pablo Temes is celebrating his 30th solo exhibition in Buenos Aires. His latest show transforms everyday urban loneliness into vibrant, dreamlike paintings that capture the beauty hiding in modern city life.
Half a million fans filled the streets of Buenos Aires to watch 22-year-old Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto bring motorsports roaring back to Argentina's capital after decades of absence. The historic street show reignited hopes that Argentina could host its first Grand Prix since 1998.
Argentine music icon Charly García, 74, is in stable condition following a successful kidney procedure. The beloved musician continues to inspire fans even while receiving treatment.
A Catholic priest spun techno tracks for tens of thousands at an electronic music celebration honoring Pope Francis in Buenos Aires' historic Plaza de Mayo. Father Guilherme Peixoto blends faith with beats to inspire young people to change the world.
A Catholic priest spun electronic beats in Buenos Aires's main plaza, blending Pope Francis's words with dance music to honor the late pontiff's first death anniversary. Hundreds gathered for the innovative tribute that brought spiritual messages to younger generations through club culture.
The humble brick house where Diego Maradona grew up in poverty now serves hot meals to struggling neighbors facing economic hardship. Volunteers cook chicken stew in giant cauldrons where Argentina's greatest soccer star once lived, honoring his memory by feeding those who can no longer make ends meet.
The humble Buenos Aires home where Diego Maradona grew up in poverty now serves hot meals to struggling families. Volunteers honor the football legend's compassionate spirit by feeding his old neighborhood.
Argentina's biggest book fair celebrates five decades with a powerful program exploring literature's role during dictatorship and today. The April event honors banned authors and looks forward with new formats connecting books to the 21st century.
Argentine Formula 1 driver Franco Colapinto will drive an F1 car through Buenos Aires streets on April 26, marking the first time in 14 years the city has hosted such an event. The 22-year-old is bringing the sport home to thank fans who've supported his journey to racing's biggest stage.
At a Buenos Aires hospital, Parkinson's patients are dancing the tango to improve balance, coordination, and mobility. The 15-year-old program uses Argentina's national dance to restore movement patterns the disease disrupts.
Argentina just launched a nationwide project to install 700 megawatts of battery storage across five regions, strengthening the power grid for millions outside Buenos Aires. The $700 million investment tackles peak demand outages and brings reliable electricity to communities that need it most.
People across four continents celebrated the Lunar New Year with temple prayers, spectacular fireworks, and dragon dances to welcome the Year of the Fire Horse. From Hong Kong to Moscow to Buenos Aires, communities gathered to mark one of the world's most cherished holidays.