Axel Kicillof

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

Milei's approval rating rises to 30% in August after a significant decline earlier in the year.

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

Turco Asís says only Peronism can defeat Milei in 2027 elections.

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

Axel Kicillof prepares Buenos Aires province for "Super Niño" and accuses Javier Milei's government of withholding $2.3 billion.

Myriam Bregman's growth in polls is seen as positive in Casa Rosada, as it may weaken the peronismo.

Argentina's economic woes have not yet significantly impacted Javier Milei's electoral support.

Senator Florencia Arietto criticizes Governor Axel Kicillof's management of Buenos Aires province.

Argentine platform workers demand national regulation to recognize labor rights.

Kicillof stated that a strong alternative will not emerge from a closed meeting or political deal.

Javier Milei's government faces a complex challenge with 63% of Argentines opposing his re-election.

Fernando Gray presents an amparo to halt AySA's privatization, citing concerns over investments and service cuts.

Javier Milei delivers defensive speeches to his disillusioned supporters and electorate.

Argentina's power shifts from Buenos Aires to the interior provinces.

The Argentine Fintech Chamber denies "astronomical" rates and rejects harassment in collections.

Lawmakers in Buenos Aires debate indefinite re-elections, a key issue for 2027 politics.

A new national survey shows a decline in President Javier Milei's numbers in August.

The VTV process differs between CABA and Buenos Aires province in terms of scheduling and jurisdiction.

Argentina's industrial leaders express discontent with economic policy results.

Puerto Quequén advances its 2026 construction plan with new infrastructure projects.

Uruguay's Economy Minister Gabriel Oddone warned the country must preserve fiscal discipline to avoid Argentina's economic collapse under President Javier Milei, citing currency devaluation, inflation, and multiple exchange rates as cautionary outcomes of mismanaged macroeconomic policies.

Agustín Rossi requests Defense Minister Carlos Presti explain the Plan Dédalo.

Kicillof's government accuses Milei's government of buying votes to suspend PASO.

Juan Pablo Valdés ranks tenth and Leandro Zdero ranks fifteenth in the governors' ranking.

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

Kicillof calls for a bottom-up approach to building a political alternative after meeting with Massa and Kirchner.

Over 150 progressive leaders from 15 countries gathered in Montevideo to coordinate opposition to Trump's foreign policy, rejecting military coercion and tariffs while calling for sovereign cooperation and denouncing U.S. interference in Latin American affairs.

Almost half of Buenos Aires' mayors cannot run for re-election in 2027 due to term limits.

Milei secures support from governors for key reforms with subsidies and infrastructure projects.

Javier Milei seeks to suspend or eliminate PASO due to fear of internal competition within his own space.

The Argentine government plans to relocate the Punta Indio Naval Air Base to Bahía Blanca by 2027.

Sergio Massa traveled to the Caribbean with his wife and friends on a private jet.

Sergio Massa and Malena Galmarini traveled to the Caribbean on a private flight paid for by entrepreneur Francisco De Narváez.

Axel Kicillof launches his Movimiento Derecho al Futuro nationally in Avellaneda.

Kicillof criticizes Milei's privatization plans, promoting state-owned enterprises instead.

Gabriel Katopodis announces a major investment to repair 40 kilometers of Ruta 11 in Buenos Aires province.

Industrial small businesses die faster in Buenos Aires province due to high taxes.

Opposition lawmakers request information on vaccine distribution and failed expropriation.

Argentine sovereign bonds attract buyers despite election risks.

Buenos Aires province outlines a plan to boost artificial intelligence and dollar-driven economy.

Readers write about justice, Argentine reality, and relations with Brazil.

The government prioritizes passing economic laws before suspending primaries.

La Rioja reinstates "chachos" as a response to resource shortages.

Kicillof met with business leaders, discussing the economy and his vision.

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

Axel Kicillof visits Uruguay, criticizing Argentine leader Javier Milei.

Guillermo Moreno criticizes Axel Kicillof's economic stance and China ties.

La Pampa's governor Sergio Ziliotto wants the next Peronist presidential candidate to be from the interior.

Axel Kicillof met with Uruguay's president in Montevideo to consolidate his figure.