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Argentina declares independence from the control of Spain. It was followed by decades of turmoil. There was attempted foreign invasion and a civil war between centralist and federalist forces.

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Hipolito Yrigoyen is elected president being a part of the Radical party. He introduces minimum wage to counter the effects of inflation. He was elected in 1928.

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President Yrigoyen is overthrown by a coup loyal to General José Félix Uriburu. The economy is weak due to the great depression. Civilian rule is restored in 1932, however the economy still falters.

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Juan Peron wins the presidential election. He promises higher wages and social security. His wife Evita Peron is put in charge of labor relations.

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Armed forces seized power and launched the Dirty War. The Dirty War was a campaign by Argentina's military rulers against left-wing opponents. It mainly involved Gen Jorge Videla seizing power.

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The Supreme Court approved repeal of the amnesty law. It had protected military officers suspected of human rights abuses during the military rule in 1976-1983. Congress voted to scrap the amnesty in 2003.

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A long time of negotiating occurred between Argentina and IMF. They agreed on a debt-refinancing deal. Buenos Aires would now only pay interest on its loans.

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A prominent prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found mysteriously dead. He had accused the government of covering up one of the country's worst terrorist attack. It was the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires. It had killed 86 people.

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A Jewish community in Buenos Aires is bombed. 86 people are dead and 200 people are injured resulting in one of the worst terrorist crimes that ever happened in Argentina. Iran and its Lebanese Hezbollah allies were held responsible by prosecutors.

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The congress elected Peronist Senator Eduardo Duhalde in January. He was caretaker president. The government devalues the peso which ended 10 years of parity with the US dollar.