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AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Crop-duster pilot survives nose-first crash into Argentine farmland

A single-engine crop-spraying plane slammed nose-first into a field in rural Argentina shortly after takeoff, yet the pilot walked away alive, a outcome now under investigation for possible mechanical failure. The crash happened around 1:30 p.m. local time in the farming community of Perdices, in Argentina's Entre Ríos Province. The small aircraft had just lifted […] The post Crop-duster pilot survives nose-first crash into Argentine farmland appeared first on American Almanac .

A single-engine crop-spraying plane slammed nose-first into a field in rural Argentina shortly after takeoff, yet the pilot walked away alive, a outcome now under investigation for possible mechanical failure. The crash happened around 1:30 p.m. local time in the farming community of Perdices, in Argentina's Entre Ríos Province. The small aircraft had just lifted off to spray fertilizer over surrounding farmland when it plunged straight down into an open field, The Sun reported . A worker in a neighboring field captured the moment on video. A small fire broke out on impact. The aircraft was destroyed. But emergency crews who raced to the mangled wreckage found the pilot still alive inside. Firefighters from the town of Ceibas, roughly…Open

YOUTUBE (America Uncovered) - Trump Wants to GET BACK At Britain

Lindsay Clancy and the Monsters of Undertale https://youtu.be/MKKUUNbt92s Argentina wants the Falkland Islands back. Britain says they’re not going anywhere. And now Trump is getting involved. In this episode of America Uncovered, we look at Argentina’s push to reclaim the Falklands, Trump’s unusual position, and how Britain’s controversial Chagos deal with Mauritius—and its increasingly close ties to China—could be putting the US-UK relationship to the test. Leave a in the comments FOR THE ALGORITHM! Join our fight to expose what powerful people want to keep covered up—regardless of political affiliation: http://americauncovered.tv SOCIAL: Facebook...► https://facebook.com/America-Uncovered-1819821761677650/…

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Israeli Nat Sec Chief Backs Argentina’s Claim to the Falklands, Accuses Britain of ‘Stealing Money’ from the Argentines.

Senior Israeli officials have called on Netanyahu to recognize Argentina's fraudulent claim to the Falklands, a British Overseas Territory, after the British government announced a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Senior Israeli officials have called on Netanyahu to recognize Argentina’s fraudulent claim to the Falklands , a British Overseas Territory, after the British government announced a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to recognize Argentina’s fraudulent claims to Britain’s Falkland Islands, which have belonged to the United Kingdom longer than the modern-day Argentine Republic has existed , and where over 99 percent of the almost entirely British-descended population voted to remain British in a 2013 referendum. DETAIL: On Tuesday, the Labor Party-controlled British government,…Open

AMERICANGREATNESS (Frank-Christian Hansel) - The Charm of the New Transatlantic Axis of the Right

First El Salvador in Central America, then Argentina and Chile in the south, now Colombia in the north of Latin America—and on the other side […] Source

AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Video game-inspired “aura farming” trend fuels gatherings, government bans across Latin America

Youth across Latin America are flocking to “aura farming” events inspired by video games, drawing both government crackdowns and academic praise as the trend spreads through cities from Lima to Buenos Aires. On a recent day in Lima, dozens of young people converged on a beach for what they called an “aura battle”, a gathering […] The post Video game-inspired “aura farming” trend fuels gatherings, government bans across Latin America appeared first on American Almanac .

Youth across Latin America are flocking to “aura farming” events inspired by video games, drawing both government crackdowns and academic praise as the trend spreads through cities from Lima to Buenos Aires. On a recent day in Lima, dozens of young people converged on a beach for what they called an “aura battle”, a gathering where participants dressed in costumes, danced, posed, and performed for the approval of an enthusiastic crowd. Costumes ranged from the whimsical to the political: 20-year-old film student Liam González appeared as Shrek, while 19-year-old Gonzalo Cornelio came dressed as Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, sporting a gray tracksuit. There were even tributes to soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo, with participants…Open

NEWSNATIONNOW (Mallory Wilson and The Hill) - Trump reveals Brazil, Argentina involved in controversial beef deal

President Trump said Friday that tariff-free imported beef will be coming from Brazil and Argentina, among other places, as his administration works to alleviate stubbornly high prices. “It’s coming from Argentina. It's coming from Brazil,” Trump said at an Oval Office event surrounded by ranchers and farmers. “It's coming from a couple of other places. [...]

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Trump signs executive orders letting ranchers process and sell their own meat across state lines

President Trump signed two executive orders empowering cattle ranchers to bypass the handful of corporations that dominate American meat processing, a move aimed at lowering beef prices and giving producers direct access to consumers nationwide. Standing alongside ranchers and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, Trump announced the orders on Friday, calling them "historic action" to break […] The post Trump signs executive orders letting ranchers process and sell their own meat across state lines appeared first on American Almanac .

President Trump signed two executive orders empowering cattle ranchers to bypass the handful of corporations that dominate American meat processing, a move aimed at lowering beef prices and giving producers direct access to consumers nationwide. Standing alongside ranchers and Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, Trump announced the orders on Friday, calling them "historic action" to break the grip of four major meatpacking companies that together control roughly 85% of U.S. processing capacity . The president framed the signing as a direct answer to record retail beef prices and years of razor-thin margins that have squeezed family ranching operations toward extinction. The first order directs the USDA to let ranchers slaughter and…Open

AMERICANGREATNESS (AG News Staff) - Trump Turns to Foreign Beef to Lower Prices While Moving to Protect U.S. Ranchers

President Donald Trump said Friday the United States will bring in more beef from Argentina, Brazil and other countries as his administration tries to bring […] Source

JUSTTHENEWS (Ben Whedon) - Trump signs tariff-free beef deal with Brazil, Argentina

To assuage American ranchers, Trump has also moved to allow them to process their own meat, rather than rely on major meat-packing companies.

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Lionel Messi walks away from Argentina after father's death and World Cup heartbreak

Lionel Messi announced his retirement from Argentina's national soccer team on August 31, citing his father's death and the belief that younger players deserve the stage he held for two decades. The 39-year-old posted the news on Instagram, a photo of a handwritten message scrawled across three pieces of notebook paper, written in Spanish. He […] The post Lionel Messi walks away from Argentina after father's death and World Cup heartbreak appeared first on American Almanac .

Lionel Messi announced his retirement from Argentina's national soccer team on August 31, citing his father's death and the belief that younger players deserve the stage he held for two decades. The 39-year-old posted the news on Instagram, a photo of a handwritten message scrawled across three pieces of notebook paper, written in Spanish. He said he first put pen to paper on July 21, just two days after Argentina lost to Spain in the World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium. He held the letter for more than five weeks. His father, Jorge Messi, fell seriously ill in the interim, and died on August 8 in Rosario, Argentina , at age 68. The elder Messi also served as his son's agent. His death, Just The News reported , deepened the emotional toll…Open