The dispute "raises the potential for turbulence for investment and the economy," said the Financial Times, as "Spanish businesses are the second-largest investors in Argentina after U.S. companies." ...

It is special because it combines traditional Spanish ingredients with a South ... It reminds me of my homeland, Argentina.

The Argentine government has put into practice ... advertisements and program announcements into neutral Spanish. The measure was taken through the use of Decree No. 933, published on Wednesday ...