Javier Milei

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

The president’s electoral setback in Buenos Aires has heightened market unease and raised concerns about the peso’s exchange rate

José Luis Cordeiro, the Argentine president’s friend and muse, talks about his ideas of eternal youth, which he claims will be available by 2045

The president of Argentina has begun his campaign for the October legislative elections, battered by a recent defeat and burdened by feuds within the far right

Cristina Kirchner’s party defeated the far-right candidates by more than 13 points in Sunday’s vote in a key Argentine province

Argentine government denounces illegal espionage operation carried out by ‘individuals linked to Russian intelligence services’ ahead of crucial midterm election

President Javier Milei’s sister is his political and emotional anchor. She is now accused of participating in an alleged bribery network

Paraguay has become a paradise for cheap energy, and communities like Santa Lucía de Villarrica are suffering from its dark side

A group of exiles from Equatorial Guinea is defending their separation from the former Spanish territory in response to decades of abuse, isolation, and repression

The government is blaming Kirchnerism for the incident in Buenos Aires province, a cradle of left-wing opposition to the president

Guillermo Francella plays 16 stereotypes of the average Argentinian in the latest film by the duo Cohn and Duprat

The investigating magistrate asks that the separation of powers be respected

The president received DHS Secretary Kristi Noem in Buenos Aires, illustrating the improving relations between both countries

The Department of Justice will file a brief with the Court of Appeals against the order to transfer 51% of the oil company’s shares to an investment fund

The country has until Thursday to transfer its 51% stake in the oil company that was nationalized in 2012, or else to reach a deal with the ‘vulture funds’ that sued it

The Argentine president faced a rebellion from allied governors and legislators, exposing the limits of his strategy of constant confrontation

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

Julieta Makintach, who was involved in the controversial trial over Maradona’s death, might now be herself investigated for her role in a documentary series about the case

The former president has been barred for life from running for public office, but she is by no means out of the electoral game

Scientists warn that climate change is the main cause of the loss of mass in South America’s most famous glacier

The former Colombian president analyzes the challenges facing the left in the region following Trump’s return: ‘Wokeism has reduced us to a kind of minority tribalism’

In September 1960, Argentina was captivated by the arrest of a German of humble origins who was mistaken for Adolf Hitler’s closest confidant

For the second time in a year, the Southern Command visits the Naval Base in Ushuaia, which it projects as a gateway to the white continent

The Milei government has published online declassified files on the activities of war criminals in the country

The pontiff confronted the Kirchner administration — which considered him ‘right-wing’ — and was questioned for his role during the country’s last military dictatorship (1976-1983), when he was the leader of the Jesuits in Argentina

The United States, Russia and Argentina are limiting language use through their administrations, in what they describe as purge of ‘woke’ ideology