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The La Libertad Avanza administration is urging Congress to approve a Central Bank overhaul alongside new fiscal responsibility measures designed to attract foreign capital into Argentina's formal economy.
The DEA has opened a global summit in Argentina, emphasizing the need for greater international cooperation against drug trafficking. The event also saw the Trump and Milei governments reaffirming their strategic security alliance.
Preparations are in full swing for the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, with Slavko Vincic confirmed as the referee. The White House announced that President Trump will attend the match, while Argentina's President Milei will not, amid a protest from his government regarding a British military vessel in Argentine waters.
Civil society organizations in Argentina are raising concerns over advancing restrictions on the right to petition authorities and the elimination of public scrutiny for Supreme Court candidates under President Milei's administration.
The Milei administration in Argentina has submitted a lobbying transparency bill to Congress. The legislation aims to increase openness regarding lobbying activities.
Federico Sturzenegger, Argentina's Minister for Deregulation and Reform, outlined the Milei government's policies in an interview, emphasizing that freedom means the state should not impede individuals and that every regulation is an attack on property.
A recent UBA survey indicates that allegations surrounding Adorni are significantly damaging the Milei government's "anti-caste" narrative, a key talking point. Nearly 80% of respondents believe the scandal is tarnishing this message.
The Argentine government under President Milei intends to cut 240 positions at the National Meteorological Service, prompting warnings from workers that such reductions could jeopardize flight safety and emergency alerts.
The International Monetary Fund has lauded Argentina's Milei government and announced it will send $1 billion to the country. This comes amidst growing economic tensions in Argentina, which remains the IMF's largest debtor.
A report suggests a propaganda network, backed by Russian foreign intelligence, is working to undermine Argentina's Milei government and further polarize society, as the US State Department reportedly expresses concern over declining "soft power."
The Buenos Aires Times features the accounts of 20 survivors of a dictatorship, sharing their experiences from a dark period.
The Milei administration in Argentina is reportedly focusing on significant criminal and labor reforms in the coming week.
The provincial government of Tierra del Fuego criticized the Milei administration for allowing a British oil tanker to dock in Ushuaia, noting that port management falls under national jurisdiction.
The Milei government in Argentina secured Senate approval for its private property bill, but only after making significant retreats and political concessions. The passage came amidst protests and a heavy political cost for the administration.
Manuel Adorni, Argentina's chief of Cabinet, is embroiled in a scandal that has reportedly damaged the Milei government's image of moral superiority.
Recent U.S. jobs data is making Argentina's efforts to re-enter global debt markets more challenging, potentially hindering the Milei government's progress despite nearing its lowest country-risk reading.
An index from Torcuato Di Tella University shows a 1.6% drop in trust for the Milei government in April, marking the sixth consecutive monthly decline, amidst ongoing corruption scandals involving senior officials.
Argentina's President Milei is reportedly facing internal conflict within his cabinet and a drop in popularity amid controversial statements and declining poll numbers.
Mauricio Macri’s PRO party, an ally of President Milei, has issued a statement distancing itself from the government amidst the Adorni scandal, affirming support for the administration but not for perceived wrongdoings.
Argentina is finalizing the largest class-action lawsuit in its history to defend glaciers, opposing the Javier Milei government's proposed modification of a pioneering law that would allow mining projects near ice fields.
Argentina's Congress passed an amendment proposed by President Javier Milei's government, allowing the mining of precious metals like copper and lithium in ecologically sensitive Andean glacier regions, sparking widespread opposition.
A Russian network known as 'The Company' reportedly attempted to spread disinformation through online media and social networks in Argentina to discredit President Javier Milei between June and October 2024.
The Milei government in Argentina has publicly denounced gender policies as a 'scam' in a message released on Women's Day, sparking controversy.
Argentina's government under President Milei is facing scrutiny over key changes in its labor reform bill, while a spokesperson states that VP Villarruel is 'not part' of the administration.
The Milei government of Argentina has dispatched two planes carrying humanitarian aid to Colombia to assist with emergency efforts following a devastating earthquake that occurred last week.
The Milei government in Argentina has criticized existing gender policies, labeling them a 'scam' in a message released on Women's Day.
Despite an overall average trust rating falling to its lowest level since President Milei took office in December 2023, trust in his government has risen for the first time in six months.
Argentina's libertarian government, led by Javier Milei, plans to privatize the country's vast 'social tourism' complexes, including $10-a-night workers' hotels, originally founded under Juan Perón.
Federico Sturzenegger, Argentina's Minister for Deregulation and Reform, outlined the Milei government's policies in an interview, emphasizing that freedom means the state should not impede individuals and that every regulation is an attack on property. He explained the government's approach and his experience working with the eccentric president.
Donald Trump announced that the United States would deploy an additional 5,000 troops to Poland. The decision was largely welcomed by Poland and some NATO allies, though it reportedly caused some confusion among others.
President Milei's administration in Argentina has implemented significant cuts to subsidies, affecting three million households. This move is part of his broader economic austerity measures.
Human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have issued reports and statements detailing a wide array of human rights violations and concerns across numerous countries. These denunciations highlight issues ranging from systematic repression and disappearances to problematic legislation and specific cases of liberty violation.
The government of Javier Milei has halted the program to search for babies stolen during Argentina's dictatorship outside the country. This decision dismantles a 20-year-old initiative that sent DNA kits to consulates to facilitate identity analyses.
The National Bank of Genetic Data, a crucial institution for identifying children stolen during Argentina's last dictatorship, has experienced significant cuts to its budget, staff, and resources since 2023 under the Milei administration.
Argentina's Milei government has approved reforms to the glacier law, aiming to remove protection for periglacial areas and only safeguard those with significant hydrological functions, thereby facilitating mining investment.