Karina Milei, the power behind the throne in Argentina
President Javier Milei’s sister is his political and emotional anchor. She is now accused of participating in an alleged bribery network
The two faces of Milei’s Argentina: Trips abroad are increasing, but many can’t make ends meet
The economic recovery is concentrated in the wealthiest sectors of society, while the middle and lower classes are cutting back and suffering from rising unemployment
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s corruption conviction shatters Argentine politics
The former president has been barred for life from running for public office, but she is by no means out of the electoral game
A coffee for $3.50: Argentina is the most expensive country in Latin America
A price comparison with Brazil, Mexico, Colombia and Chile shows the consequences of using the exchange rate as a strategy against inflation
Freedom (and poverty) in Argentina: Milei’s 100 frenetic days in power and an unprecedented economic experiment
The ultra-neoliberal policies of the new president threaten to dynamite the already weak foundations of the welfare state in the South American country
Milei to begin his presidency with a wave of privatizations
The far-right president-elect has announced that he will sell the oil company YPF, the energy company Enarsa and public media organizations
Milei’s denialism of the dictatorship fails to garner support in Argentine barracks
The current military, trained under democracy, has distanced itself from the rhetoric promoted by the far-right presidential candidate and his running mate Victoria Villarruel