Tag: Argentina
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Researchers uncover a seismic shift in puma behavior in Argentina: new interactions emerge
Unprecedented behavioral shift among Argentina’s pumas Researchers published a groundbreaking study in December 2025 in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B that documents a dramatic change in the behavior of pumas (Puma concolor) along parts of Argentina’s eastern slopes and grasslands. After decades of conflict with local ranchers and the wide-scale loss of…
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Researchers stunned by major shift in puma behavior: Can create entirely new interactions
Breakthrough study documents unprecedented puma behavior A recent study published in December 2025 in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B reveals a striking shift in the behavior of pumas in Argentina. After decades of conflict with local ranchers who hunted predators to protect livestock, pumas were pushed from much of their historical range. The…
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Puma Behavior Shift in Argentina Shocks Researchers: New Interactions Emerge
New findings from a landmark study A December 2025 publication in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B reveals a remarkable change in puma (Puma concolor) behavior in Argentina. After decades during which local ranchers hunted pumas and restricted their geographic range, the predator has altered its approach to territory, prey, and social interaction. The…
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Argentina’s 1927 Conversion Ban: A Century-Old Policy Reaffirmed
Background: A Century-Old Policy Reaffirmed In a move that has stirred debate within and beyond Argentina, the country’s Sephardi chief rabbi reaffirmed a ruling dating back to 1927. The guidance states that formal conversion to Judaism may not be performed within Argentina and that recognition of a completed conversion is only valid if the act…
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Argentina’s Chief Rabbi Reaffirms 1927 Conversion Ban
Background of the 1927 Rule In a move that continues to shape Jewish religious practice in Argentina, the Sephardi chief rabbi reaffirmed a century-old ruling that formal conversion to Judaism may not be performed locally. The law, rooted in a 1927 decree, holds that Jewish conversion is recognized only if conducted in Israel. The pronouncement…
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Australian Dad Stranded in Argentina Amid Custody Battle to Bring Daughter Home
Australian Dad Stranded Abroad Amid Custody Fight An Australian father remains stuck in Argentina as he battles to bring his infant daughter back home. The case, unfolding amid a complex web of cross-border family law, has drawn national attention in Australia and sparked discussions about how international custody disputes are handled when a child is…
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Australian dad stranded in Argentina amid legal battle to bring daughter home
Overview An Australian father finds himself stranded in Argentina as a high-stakes custody dispute unfolds over his infant daughter. The child, born in Argentina, now lives across continents as legal complexities and jurisdictional questions complicate plans to reunite the family. The case has drawn attention to the challenges that can arise when parental rights cross…
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Australian Dad Stranded in Argentina Strives to Bring Daughter Home
Exclusive: An Australian Father’s Long Road Back Home In a quiet corner of Argentina’s capital, a legal battle is playing out that could reshape the life of a young family scattered across continents. Jamie, an Australian father, finds himself stranded in Argentina as courts grapple with a case that determines when and how he can…
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Argentina Repays US Credit Line as Milei Seizes Economic Momentum
Argentina Reaches a Milestone by Repaying the U.S. Credit Line In a pivotal development for Argentina’s economic trajectory, the government announced that it has repaid the funds drawn from a $20 billion credit line provided by the Trump administration. The move, confirmed by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, marks a significant moment for President Javier…
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Argentina repays US credit line in win for Milei
Argentina clears a milestone by repaying the US credit line In a development that could reshape Argentina’s economic narrative, the government announced that it has repaid funds drawn from a $20 billion credit line with the previous U.S. administration. The repayment is being framed as a political and economic win for President Javier Milei, who…