Wildfires add to Argentina’s worries
Experts say dry season and human activity combined as a cause, while activists point to farmers and ask congress for higher budgets
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Is a new wealth tax coming when Congress reopens?
A Kirchnerite initiative for a one-time tax on the country's richest 12,000 people got the presidential greenlight, but the law is still not a certainty
BA province tax bill delayed as new brackets find resistance
Cambiemos-dominated Senate holds firm as Governor Kicillof aims to raise funds from biggest property owners
Emergency economic bill makes its way through Congress
Tax hikes, pension reform and increased power to the Executive branch are the main features of Fernández's first big bill
Cambiemos splits in Congress as Fernández readies cabinet announcement
Macri denounces "treason" while all eyes focus on Peronist economic team's announcement
Infographic: a breakdown of the 2020 Argentine Congress
Peronism will hold a majority in the Senate, but will need regional or opposition allies to pass laws in the lower chamber.
Fernández presidency faces a delicate balancing act
President-elect looks to strike the right notes in foreign policy and with allies at home
Who would control Congress based on Sunday’s results?
Peronism could reach a majority in both chambers by negotiating with a few minority parties
Cambiemos moving closer towards majority in the Senate
Ruling coalition expected to move from 25 to 31 seats, putting it close to controlling the chamber in case of re-election