Javier Lorca

The Argentine president wants private insurers to assume functions traditionally carried out by the state, from healthcare and pensions to security and justice

The president of Argentina will present a series of legislative proposals aimed at reforming the Central Bank. The goal is to relaunch the administration and get past the nearly four-month crisis in which it has been mired

Civil society organizations warn about advancing restrictions on the right to petition authorities, as well as the elimination of public scrutiny of candidates to the Supreme Court

On the anniversary of his passing, the great Argentine writer is being honored with talks and exhibitions that showcase his enduring relevance

The Argentine government grants a 24% pay increase to staff at public universities

Teachers’ unions stage walkouts all week and students occupy University of Buenos Aires buildings in protest against budget and salary cuts

Five-year military cooperation agreement confirms Argentina's alignment with the Trump administration

Hundreds of thousands of teachers, students and academic authorities marched in Buenos Aires and other cities across the country to demand that the president implement the university funding law and release the allocated funds

The academic community is protesting this Tuesday to demand that the executive comply with the law on education funding

Manuel Adorni has defended himself again before the press while the judicial investigation into his alleged illicit enrichment continues

After the scandalous annulment of the process initiated last year, seven health professionals are being tried in Buenos Aires for the death of the former Argentine soccer player

Persistent inflation, rising unemployment, and corruption cases are creating the worst possible panorama for the president’s public image

The anniversary of the military coup finds the country under a government that downplays state terrorism, while literature, film, and other art forms continue to elaborate on the legacy of the genocide

High-ranking officials close to the Argentine president accuse Victoria Villarruel of betting on the ‘government’s failure’

Official data reveals that, in the last two years, the homeless population has grown by 57% in the Argentine capital

Shortly before the 40th anniversary of the Argentine writer’s death, a new book explores a course he taught in 1966

The forces of the radical, populist and nationalist right have moved from the fringes to center stage, and they are expanding globally with an organized network that challenges the liberal consensus

In statements to a British outlet, the far-right leader said that he plans to travel to London in 2026, and that he is negotiating for Britain to lift restrictions on arms sales to Argentina

The division of the opposition forces positions the far-right bloc as the largest minority in the Chamber of Deputies

Argentinean journalist Soledad Vallejos’ new book explores the path of organizations that began to promote liberal ideals decades ago, and now represent the new right and far right

The group has presented its final report and warned that the far-right leader ‘used the presidential office’ to promote the cryptocurrency for the benefit of ‘a group with privileged information’

Former officials and business leaders will be tried in the so-called ‘notebooks case’ involving an alleged bribes-for-contracts scheme between 2003 and 2015

The Argentine president is trying to show himself open to seeking consensus after the US bailout and his victory in the legislative elections

Economic instability deepens and demand for dollars grows, five days before key legislative midterm elections

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says he is negotiating an economic bailout for Javier Milei amid market pressure against the far-right leader’s plan

After the recovery of ‘Portrait of a Lady,’ researchers are analyzing other seized works, such as a 17th-century still life spotted on the social media of the daughters of Nazi official Friedrich Kadgien