Mauricio Macri

Hernán Lacunza confirms his presidential candidacy to offer an alternative to kirchnerismo.

The Argentine government celebrates a record number of judicial appointments approved in one year.

Santiago Bausili and Hernán Lacunza clash over family debt and state regulation.

Gianfranco Macri invests $42.5 million in a golf and padel development in Punta del Este.

Guillermo Francos criticized Vice President Victoria Villarruel, saying she owes her position to President Javier Milei.

Guillermo Francos defends President Javier Milei amid criticism from Vice President Victoria Villarruel.

Víctor Hugo Morales denounced links between Jorge Macri and media power.

President Milei doubles down on his economic plan, sparking uncertainty.

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

PRO opposes eliminating PASO elections, differing with Javier Milei's government.

La Libertad Avanza adjusts strategy for 2027 elections due to social humor and economic factors.

President Javier Milei distances himself from consultant Fernando Cerimedo, detained in Bolivia.

President Javier Milei's administration addresses rising bank delinquency while strengthening 2027 political alliances, including acquiring 235 military vehicles and reorganizing weapons regulation amid ongoing economic pressures and opposition criticism.

Hernán Lacunza warns of Argentina's credit default crisis affecting over five million people.

The government negotiates with the PRO and views Axel Kicillof as the unity candidate for peronismo.

Pichetto believes Peronism can win the 2027 presidential election in the first round.

Jaime Durán Barba presents his new book analyzing politics and social media's impact.

Juliana Awada is undergoing a preventive medicine program at a Swiss clinic.

Government officials and party leaders meet to discuss a potential national agreement and electoral alliance.

Novaresio claims the PRO party has ceased to exist and become La Libertad Avanza.

Macri and Santilli showed unity at a museum event, amid economic criticism from Javier Milei.

A recent poll showed negative opinions surpassing positive ones for all 25 evaluated public figures.

Argentina's economy is being strained by trade opening and rising informality more than currency factors, as Milei's dual shock of market liberalization and stabilization has reduced textile industry capacity utilization to 42 percent, eliminating 28,100 jobs and intensifying informal commerce.

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

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

Argentine bonds begin incorporating 2027 election risk, showing increased market caution.

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

President Milei links abortion to low birth rates in Argentina, sparking speculation about potential government initiatives.

Mauricio Macri and Dolores Teuly attended a premium wine night at La Rural in Palermo.

Máximo Kirchner suggests Javier Milei could win re-election if the economy improves.

Karina Milei promotes Liberty Advance's agenda in Buenos Aires, setting conditions for a 2027 alliance with the PRO.

La Libertad Avanza distances itself from Jorge Macri and PRO in Buenos Aires.

Fernando Cerimedo built strong influence in Latin American right-wing communication networks.

Florencio Randazzo denies receiving orders to favor companies with subsidies in the "Cuadernos" case.

Sergio Massa's visit to Rosario sparks discussion on peronismo unity with competition.

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.

The Senate began a session to approve 67 judicial appointments, including two key designations.

Opposition groups unite to challenge Riquelme's leadership at Boca a year before elections.

Raúl Kollmann discusses Raúl Martins' extradition and alleged involvement in human trafficking and prostitution.

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

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

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

President Javier Milei defends his administration and plans to run for re-election in 2027.

Javier Milei blames opposition for increased country risk and confirms he will run for re-election.

Daniel Montoya analyzes Javier Milei's economic plan as losing momentum.

Hernán Lacunza confirms his intention to run for president in 2027.

Milei's government faces concerns over low poll numbers and economic struggles.

Fernando Cerimedo, a consultant, was detained in Bolivia for a possible link to a shooting attack on his ex-partner.

Tristán Rodríguez Loredo says Argentina's government faces economic difficulties and electoral challenges.