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James Grainger

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Journalist/editor/analyst #COYS Currently Editor-in-Chief, Buenos Aires Times (@thebatimes).

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Editor and journalist currently based in Buenos Aires, Argentina, originally from London.

Currently editor-in-chief of the Buenos Aires Times, Argentina's only English-language newspaper.

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Milei signs decree allowing Argentina to bar or expel foreigners over 'hate speech'

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By James Grainger Verified
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
President Javier Milei's government has issued an emergency decree authorising the expulsion or denial of entry to foreigners who incite hatred against Argentina. The Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU), signed by President Milei and published shortly after midnight Wednesday, states that foreigners who "incite or disseminate messages of hatred, discrimination and/or violence against the Argentine people" or who "insult national symbols" may be barred from entering or removed from the country.
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Ex-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner takes graft conviction to UN Human Rights Committee

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By James Grainger Verified
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
Former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner announced Wednesday that she has raised her corruption conviction with the United Nations Human Rights Committee, maintaining her innocence and alleging judicial arbitrariness in a bid to remove her permanently from political life. The 73-year-old, a dominant and polarising figure in domestic politics, served as the nation’s president from 2007 to 2015 after succeeding her late husband, former president Néstor Kirchner, in office.
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FIFA to probe Argentina over World Cup final ill-discipline, Malvinas banner

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By James Grainger Verified
| Buenos Aires Times Verified
FIFA announced Wednesday that it had opened proceedings into some Argentina players for their behaviour after losing the World Cup to Spain. A handful of Argentina players and staff confronted their Spanish rivals after the final whistle of the final in New York which Spain won 1–0 after extra time.
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