Javier Milei

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

Argentina's Finance Minister Luis Caputo meets US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva at the G20 summit in North Carolina, as Argentina strengthens its position with over fifty billion dollars in reserves while exploring a potential twenty billion dollar currency swap.

Sabrina Ajmechet defends President Javier Milei's speech to students, denying it was indoctrination.

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

Iván Schargrodsky criticized President Javier Milei and highlighted the double standard of some journalists and media outlets.

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

Fernando Cerimedo speaks from prison, clarifying his income and denying allegations.

Waldo Wolff defended President Javier Milei's speech at Colegio ORT, denying indoctrination claims.

Guillermo Michel criticizes Javier Milei's Inocencia Fiscal II project as a flawed initiative.

Argentina's informal employment rate is around 44%, affecting nearly half of workers with less labor protection.

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

Jorge Rial revealed someone had a cardiac arrest on Twitter, sparking speculation.

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

Argentine media outlets analyze the country's political landscape and internal conflicts within the government.

Argentina's government proposes a one-million-peso monthly wage floor through collective bargaining.

McEwen Copper secures a $240 million loan to advance its Los Azules copper project.

Argentine media outlets analyze the country's politics and economy amidst internal conflicts and scandals.

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

The US requested advancing the trade agreement with Argentina, citing its notable economic transformation under Javier Milei's administration.

Bolivian justice orders Fernando Cerimedo's six-month preventive prison term for alleged illicit enrichment.

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

Luciano Laspina discusses Argentina's high interest rates and loan defaults as a problem for the government.

Opposition lawmakers push for legislation to address rising debt amid official resistance.

Amado Boudou urges Peronism to prepare strongly for 2027 elections against Milei.

Javier Milei will meet with José Antonio Kast in Chile amid controversy over the Magallanes Strait.

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

Juan Manuel Urtubey advocates for fiscal balance without destroying investment.

Alejandro Fantino sparks backlash with comments on doctors working multiple jobs.

Martín Menem criticized opposition lawmakers, predicting some won't be reelected in 2027.

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

A court declared a labor reform article unconstitutional, affecting worker indemnifications.

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

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

Chaco lawmakers voted on economic reforms, dividing between supporters and opponents.

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

Fernando Cerimedo spoke from prison, clarifying his income and denying allegations.

Argentina's women's hockey team wins their third world championship title in the Netherlands.

Argentina's government announced monthly price increases despite vows to curb inflation.

Vice President Victoria Villarruel celebrates Argentina's women's hockey team winning the World Cup.

Politicians react to Argentina's women's hockey team winning the world championship.

Maximiliano Ferraro accuses the government of dismantling the Congressional Budget Office.

Diputado Maximiliano Ferraro criticizes President Javier Milei for ideological indoctrination.

Argentina secures a $900 million loan for its Vaca Muerta LNG project.

Miguel Ángel Pichetto rejects the reform of the BCRA's Organic Charter and Inocencia Fiscal II.

Esteban Lamothe criticized President Javier Milei, expressing frustration and disappointment.

Brothers Cristian and Alan Castro founded Libertarios, a shoe brand, in 2019, and are having their best year.

Fernando Cerimedo denies acting on behalf of Rodrigo Paz from Bolivian jail.

Argentina's government seeks to establish a guaranteed minimum salary of over $1 million.

Javier Milei rejects calls to change course, stating that populism cannot be defeated with more populism.

The government proposes a guaranteed minimum salary of $1,070,000 for lower categories in collective agreements.