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Supreme Court makes it harder to sue foreign companies in American courts; justices unanimously ruled that residents of Argentina could not sue Daimler in California in connection with abuses during Argentina’s Dirty War; in second decision, court unanimously rules that antitrust case brought by Mississippi's attorney general cannot be moved from state court to federal court.|

Alessandra Stanley travel article on two-couple trip to Colome, remote region in Argentina close to the borders of Bolivia and Chile; group indulged in pleasures of contemporary art museum and Altura Maxima mountain winery, both reached by stunning drive through vast expanses of desert and up perilous mountain roads.|

Highlights from the International Herald Tribune archives: French President Charles de Gaulle gets caught up in a protest in Argentina in 1964.|

American entrepreneur Michael Evans and his partners are investing $16 million into Vines Resort & Spa in Mendoza province of Argentina; rooms go for $510 to nearly $2,000 a night; Mendoza is decades behind more established wine regions in United States and Europe, so developers still have room to grow, but Argentina presents its own challenges.|

Alessandra Stanley travel article on two-couple trip to Colome, remote region in Argentina close to the borders of Bolivia and Chile; group indulged in pleasures of contemporary art museum and Altura Maxima mountain winery, both reached by stunning drive through vast expanses of desert and up perilous mountain roads.|

Editorial contends that Argentina is again facing a financial crisis caused largely by misguided government policies; warns Pres Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner that she will have to take much bolder steps to repair the damage done to the economy.|

Editorial warns that long-running legal dispute between Argentina and investors who own some of its bonds could force country to default on foreign debt by end of July; urges Argentina and creditors to reach compromise during scheduled negotiations in order to avert disaster for already weak Argentine economy; calls for policy makers around world to create more systematic way to deal with defaults by troubled governments.|

Editorial contends that Argentina is again facing a financial crisis caused largely by misguided government policies; warns Pres Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner that she will have to take much bolder steps to repair the damage done to the economy.|

District Judge Thomas Griesa in Manhattan appoints litigator Daniel A Pollack to preside over negotiations between Argentina representatives and United States bondholders aimed at ending long battle over $1.5 billion in debts.|

Looking to make friends and fun things to do in Buenos Aires….with Mente Argentina you are guaranteed to have a great time with monthly tours, activities and excursions scheduled each month, were you can quickly make friends and get to know different parts of Buenos Aires. Some of our Monthly tours and activities are: City […]|

Vice Pres Amado Boudou of Argentina is charged in corruption case in which he is accused of bribery and conducting business incompatible with public office in acquisition of company that prints the country's currency; faces up to six years in prison if convicted.|

National soccer leagues in Argentina are suffering financial scandals, crowd trouble and the lure of riches abroad that have fueled a talent exodus; powerful feeder system sends promising players to Europe as teenagers, with more than 2,700 Argentines now playing in foreign leagues; result is that domestic fans have fewer and fewer chances to cheer their favorite players.|

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