Javier Milei

Cristina Fernández de Kirchner greeted university marchers from her balcony, sparking an emotional moment.

Tens of thousands protest in Argentina over university funding cuts by Javier Milei's government.

Ricardo Manetti says the government will not defeat them amid university protests.

The government remains firm on university funding, awaiting a court decision.

Tens of thousands protest in Argentina against President Milei's funding cuts to public universities.

The government advances mechanisms to contain gas and fuel price increases.

Nacha Guevara supported the university march and criticized libertarians as ignorant.

Viale criticized the government, calling the students' and teachers' cause noble, and warned Milei of 60% disapproval.

Axel Kicillof led a march for public universities, criticizing President Javier Milei as ignorant.

The government's political committee met to discuss parliamentary strategy amid internal tensions.

The PRO seeks autonomy but lacks viable options to build a government in 2027.

University community demands court intervention due to government's alleged disregard for institutional powers.

The government seeks to reorganize its parliamentary agenda amid crisis.

Minister Luis Caputo meets with US businessman Peter Thiel to discuss economic topics.

Paola Zuban analyzes Córdoba's political scene, noting it perceives itself as radical but votes peronism.

Hugo Maldonado will again lead the UCR party in Chaco province.

Carlos Maslatón claims President Javier Milei hates national universities due to their autonomy and democracy.

Momo criticized the government at the Marcha Universitaria, saying they devalue education.

Sergio Uñac announced his 2027 presidential candidacy, challenging Axel Kicillof.

Fred Machado pleaded guilty to money laundering and fraud in a Texas court to reduce his sentence.

Javier Milei faces opposition and judicial issues amid university marches and economic concerns.

Tens of thousands of Argentines protest nationwide against President Javier Milei's university budget cuts.

The government sent seven new judicial nominations to the Senate, including judges and a prosecutor for various positions.

Roberto García Moritán sparks outrage with a video criticizing the university march as being about job security, not education.

Argentines protest President Javier Milei's defunding of public universities with large marches across major cities.

PRO publishes a message criticizing the government and deepening its distance from Javier Milei's administration.

Thousands protest in Argentina against President Milei's public university funding cuts.

Pablo Rodríguez denies the university protest has a partisan background, citing salary concerns.

Javier Milei spent 122 days abroad, the most of any Argentine president.

Nicolás Posse claimed they suffered a 2023 coup attempt and discussed 2027 election possibilities.

Argentines protest President Milei's funding cuts to public universities nationwide.

The government sent 45 new judicial nominations to the Senate for consideration.

Nacha Guevara criticizes Javier Milei's government, urging them to not harm universities.

Students and teachers protest against budget cuts in the fourth Federal University March.

Nicolás Wiñazki criticizes the government for extending the deadline for public officials' sworn declarations.

Diego Giuliano warns that fiscal balance requires social balance amid government cuts.

Dass opens voluntary retirement for 50 workers at its Eldorado plant due to production decline and lack of orders.

Sebastián Pareja was elected president of the Intelligence bicameral commission.

Milei needs allied governors to prevent Adorni's interpellation amid budget cuts.

Universities face funding issues and salary disputes amid ongoing protests and government debates.

Universitarios sang the national anthem in a crowded Plaza de Mayo during a protest against the government's financing law.

Alberto Fernández criticized Javier Milei's university policies, defending public education.

Nicolás Posse reappeared publicly, denouncing a purported coup attempt against Javier Milei.

Máximo Kirchner criticizes Javier Milei's allies for their sudden concern about public education.

Chiarella and Ferrer led the UCR column in defense of public universities during the Marcha Federal Universitaria.

Prosecutors dismissed the government's complaint against journalists Luciana Geuna and Ignacio Salerno for alleged espionage.

Economist Esteban Domecq warns of high macroeconomic tension in Argentina.

Tens of thousands protest in Buenos Aires against President Milei's university budget cuts.

The government lacks a strategy to develop infrastructure, warns former secretary Mariano Mirotti.

Alfredo Serrano Mancilla calls President Javier Milei a failed person who may be forgotten.