Javier Milei

The Argentine city suspended public transportation, school classes and even garbage collection after four workers were killed in the same week

The ultra-neoliberal policies of the new president threaten to dynamite the already weak foundations of the welfare state in the South American country

‘Argentina won’t be extorted by friends of terrorism,’ said a presidential spokesperson

The United Nations agency projects that the budget for children will fall 75% in real terms in 2024

In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Chilean head of state reviews his time in office and addresses his political future. ‘The depth of the changes we imagined went against the grain of what the majority of people wanted. We changed our priorities and our speed, but not our principles,’ he says, at the halfway point of his administration

In his first term, the New York magnate turned his country’s relations with the world upside down. If he wins a second, he is likely to again upturn Washington’s position on Russia, China, Europe and Latin America

Authors María Esperanza Casullo and Harry Brown analyze the rise to power of radical leaders supported by discontented societies: ‘Populism is a warning about what has gone wrong in democracy’

The region’s far-right leaders are waging a battle against the gains made by the feminist movement

Leaderless clubs, suspended tournaments, tours in danger of cancelation, and frozen budgets put the activities of high-performance athletes at risk

The head of U.S. diplomacy arrives in Buenos Aires hours before the Argentine president travels to Washington to participate in the Conservative Action Conference hosted by Trump

The former first lady, who died in 1952, is a constant presence in her home country.

These are some of the lessons that can be learned from three countries with experience of a dollar-based economy if Argentina, Latin America’s third-largest economy, chooses to adopt the currency as legal tender

Javier Milei has accused the singer of being ‘a parasite’ who makes her living ‘by suckling the state’s teat,’ in a crude attack on her for collecting public funds to give free recitals

Sunday’s service marked the first meeting between the Argentine pope and Milei, who once called Francis an ‘imbecile’ for defending social justice

‘We are not going to continue negotiating with those who demand to keep their privileges,’ the Argentine president warned Congress

The House approves a draft with only half of the original measures, but Senate approval is needed to pass the law

The deputies will discuss the reform project for at least 40 hours in an extraordinary session that began Wednesday amid protests on the streets of Buenos Aires

The GGT, the most powerful labor union in the country, hopes to mobilize at least 40,000 people in Buenos Aires to protest the executive’s plans to scale back the state

The president of Argentina is hoping to secure support from the political center and right this week so his ultraliberal project to privatize the economy and defund the state can move to the Senate

A judge releases a table tennis teacher, a barber and an alleged Spanish mercenary due to insufficient evidence

The far-right president’s program to deregulate the economy has raised expectations at the summit. The government has so far only confirmed a meeting with the head of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva

The ultra-right Argentine president defends his radical reforms in Congress while reshaping the country’s international policy

The Latin America director of the International Fund for Public Interest Media (IFPIM) reflects on independent journalism, the impact of artificial intelligence and the polarization in Argentine society

The data reflects the strong impact of a series of shock measures, including a 50% devaluation of the nation’s currency, implemented by right-wing President Javier Milei

Economy Minister Luis Caputo said the money is not a new loan but part of pending disbursements from the payment plan that Javier Milei’s predecessor agreed to in 2022