Karina Milei

President Javier Milei's wealth increased 43% in his second year of office.

Javier Milei was booed at a school while speaking to students and criticizing the press.

Argentine President Javier Milei's spokesperson claims he has no relationship with detained consultant Fernando Cerimedo.

José Velis, head of Customs, is on leave, with his return uncertain amid controversies and internal conflicts.

Nadia Beller seeks protection after being attacked by alleged Cerimedo-linked hitmen.

Milei allegedly tried to hit his sister Karina in a fit of rage at Olivos.

Pope León XIV will visit Argentina from November 8 to 11, with potential stops at River Plate stadium and Devoto prison.

The Archbishop of Luján visited Pope León XIV in the Vatican before his trip to Argentina.

Nadia Beller's ex-partner Fernando Cerimedo allegedly called Argentine President Javier Milei "crazy" and corrupt.

The government prioritizes its economic agenda over electoral issues, focusing on key projects.

Pro voters support a national alliance with La Libertad Avanza for 2027, driven by fear of kirchnerismo's return.

Pilar Ramírez doubts negotiations between LLA and PRO in Buenos Aires.

Pilar Ramírez criticizes Jorge Macri for not recognizing her party's policies.

Milei is increasingly isolated, meeting with few ministers and receiving limited visits.

Bullrich rushes a Senate session to approve Yadarola and Bertuzzi's nominations.

César Biondini accuses Fernando Cerimedo of links to the ANDIS corruption case.

Lisandro Catalán and a libertarian deputy are denounced for allegedly falsifying their domicile for electoral purposes.

Argentina's government begins to maneuver for the 2027 election, facing obstacles and uncertainties.

PRO leaders met at Casa Rosada to discuss economic plans and electoral alliances.

The Senate approved 67 judicial nominations, including key judges who may decide on government-related corruption cases.

A forensic analysis of unknown audios began, potentially delaying a corruption case until 2027.

Juan Grabois opposes the Inocencia Fiscal law, calling it a model that benefits the rich.

Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina is being planned for November 6-17, with events in Buenos Aires, Córdoba, and Luján.

Minister Luis Caputo will announce new economic measures on Wednesday.

President Javier Milei reunites his cabinet after 45 days to approve economic laws.

Javier Milei rebels against his own government, intensifying his economic stance.

Jorge Asís analyzes Javier Milei's government in Argentina, citing internal disputes and dependence on traditional politics.

Milei defends Minister Sturzenegger amid internal power struggles within his government.

Javier Milei works to bring Formula 1 back to Argentina.

La Libertad Avanza criticizes Jorge Macri's government, saying the city is disordered.

Jorge Macri strengthens ties with the Catholic Church and evangelicals in Argentina.

Karina Milei oversees preparations for Pope León XIV's visit to Argentina amid government concerns about his message.

Javier Milei defends his economic plan and criticizes the press and opposition in Rosario.

Javier Milei's voters experience an "uncanny valley" effect as scandals erode trust in his libertarian project.

Javier Milei balances dogma and pragmatism in Argentina's government.

Agustín Laje joins others who have distanced themselves from Javier Milei's administration.

Santiago Oría assumed more influence in the government's digital communication area.

Córdoba expects over a million people for Pope León XIV's visit on November 10.

The Argentine Senate will debate 67 judicial appointments and 5 international treaties on Thursday.

Government defines Pope León XIV's visit operative with activities in Buenos Aires, Córdoba, and Luján.

Pope León XIV meets with Argentine Archbishop Jorge Eduardo Scheinig to finalize his November visit to Argentina.

The government seeks to revive its digital presence and reactivate its spokespeople on social media.

Former President Eduardo Duhalde links rising crime to economic crisis after shootout near his home.

The government prioritizes passing economic laws before suspending primaries.

Pilar Ramírez questions a potential alliance between LLA and PRO in Buenos Aires.

The Argentine government evaluates a possible holiday for Pope León XIV's visit and advances security operations.

President Javier Milei will meet with his cabinet on Monday at Casa Rosada.

President Javier Milei faces challenges amid economic struggles and scandals involving associates.

Milei's strategy sparks tension with allied governors over economic recovery and subsidies.

Javier Milei's re-election bid is at risk due to economic uncertainty.