Argentina's women's hockey team wins their third world championship title in the Netherlands.
Patricia Bullrich
The government will reopen electoral reform debate in Congress to optimize the election calendar.
Patricia Bullrich seeks to approve 67 judicial appointments in the Senate.
A recent poll showed negative opinions surpassing positive ones for all 25 evaluated public figures.
Cristian Buttié predicts Javier Milei's re-election is highly possible in 2027.
Javier Milei returns to Casa Rosada after 23 days to meet with his cabinet.
Javier Milei rebels against his own government, intensifying his economic stance.
Milei defends Minister Sturzenegger amid internal power struggles within his government.
President Javier Milei will meet with his cabinet on Monday at Casa Rosada.
Javier Milei's repeated insults and anger affect his presidential performance.
The sugar and corn sectors propose separating bioethanol regulation from biodiesel in the Senate.
President Milei's orthodox stance disappoints markets seeking microeconomic improvements.
Karina Milei consolidates power as a key figure in the libertarian movement.
Argentina's bioethanol sector prepares a "plan B" if no biodiesel agreement is reached.
Bullrich differs from Milei, acknowledging some sectors are struggling despite positive indices.
Máximo Kirchner suggests Javier Milei could win re-election if the economy improves.
Provinces in northern Argentina push for a biofuels law to increase ethanol in gasoline from 12% to 15%.
Miguel Ángel Pichetto rejects the reform of the BCRA's Organic Charter and Inocencia Fiscal II.
PRO leaders met at Casa Rosada to discuss economic plans and electoral alliances.
The Argentine Senate holds a session to approve 67 judicial nominations and discuss international agreements.
The Argentine Senate will debate 67 judicial appointments and 5 international treaties on Thursday.
Economic pessimism peaks in the country, with six in ten expecting a worsening personal situation.
Fernando Cerimedo's detention reveals his dark connections to Latin America's far-right.
Milei's presidency is marked by scandals and firings of officials who disagree with him.
Javier Milei starts his 2027 campaign with a "future vs past" slogan.
Politicians comment on various issues, including economic struggles and human rights.
Provinces in northern Argentina seek congressional approval for a biofuels law to increase ethanol use.
Argentine lawmakers and industry leaders discuss a new biofuels law amid disputes between large and small companies.
The government seeks to pass key reforms and rebuild alliances with lawmakers after recent legislative setbacks.
Bullrich acknowledges some sectors are struggling economically, differing from President Milei's stance.
Lucía Salas claims Fernando Cerimedo scammed her family in a 2016 real estate deal.
Provinces in Northern Argentina demand reform of the biofuels law to increase production and transparency.
Javier Milei reiterates his economic strategy, focusing on inflation and employment.
Allies request two changes to the Super RIGI project, delaying its approval in the Senate.
The Argentine government celebrates a record number of judicial appointments approved in one year.
The Senate approved 67 judicial nominations, including key judges who may decide on government-related corruption cases.
Córdoba expects over a million people for Pope León XIV's visit on November 10.
President Javier Milei leads cabinet meeting to negotiate legislative reforms.
The government seeks to revive its digital presence and reactivate its spokespeople on social media.
Larreta criticizes PRO leaders for aligning with La Libertad Avanza.
Jorge Asís analyzes Javier Milei's government in Argentina, citing internal disputes and dependence on traditional politics.
Sixty percent of Argentines believe their economic situation will worsen in coming months.
President Javier Milei faces economic and congressional challenges ahead of his re-election bid.
Kicillof met with business leaders, discussing the economy and his vision.
President Javier Milei denies ties to ex-advisor Fernando Cerimedo, accused of attempted murder.
Patricia Bullrich criticizes President Javier Milei's economic model.
Patricia Bullrich asks President Javier Milei to make economic reforms visible in everyday life.
Daniel Montoya analyzes Javier Milei's economic plan as losing momentum.
Argentina's bioethanol sector prepares a "plan B" amid biodiesel disagreements.
Bullrich demands faster economic results from the government despite knowing it's unrealistic.
