A 48-hour strike at 27 airports in Argentina was postponed. ^[1] Sideco Americana, belonging to the Macri Group, announced it will assume local representation for Linktour in Argentina. ^[2] Researchers at Argentina's Esperanza Base in Antarctica are successfully growing fresh vegetables using a hydroponic system that does not require soil. ^[3] Contraception should be viewed as a shared responsibility between partners rather than an obligation solely for women. ^[4] The author argues that the trend of identity politics in recent years has worsened conditions for social and political dialogue in the country. ^[5] The strike was originally set to affect flights at 27 airports across the country. ^[6] Linktour is a relatively new automaker internationally that presented its global lineup during 2025. ^[7] Linktour's current product line, the Alumi family, is designed specifically for urban travel and consists of two-seater vehicles measuring approximately 2.68 meters in length and 1.50 meters in width. ^[8] Sideco Americana stated that it will advance with the formation of the brand's commercial structure in Argentina over the coming months. ^[9] Leafy vegetables such as lettuce, arugula, spinach, and chard are being cultivated in this controlled environment. ^[10] The hydroponic method delivers necessary minerals directly to plant roots via water, while temperature, humidity, and lighting are controlled within the facility. ^[11] The technology developed at the Esperanza Base is being evaluated as a potential model for food production in future long-term space missions. ^[12]