“Argentina Is on a Path to Economic Success”, Nouriel Roubini Wednesday, November 5th 2025 – 15:02 UTC
In 2006, Roubini warned that a housing bust would trigger a global banking... Read more »
Argentina’s President Javier Milei will attend the inauguration of Bolivia’s new leader Rodrigo Paz on Saturday, extending this week’s trip to the United States. Milei, 55, will fly to the US on... Read more »
President Javier Milei welcomed the new United States ambassador in Buenos Aires, Peter Lamelas, to the Casa Rosada on Monday, hosting him briefly for private talks. Lamelas, 66, formally presented his diplomatic... Read more »
Javier Milei first tried with the ghost of Communism, but in a country where Communism has never held any real sway, that fear never took root. That’s why, in recent times, he’s... Read more »
As Donald Trump steps up his targeting of Venezuela, the region’s fragmented governments are failing to agree on any joint response to rein him in. Not only have President Nicolás Maduro’s... Read more »
Peter Lamelas, the United States’ new ambassador in Buenos Aires, has formally begun his mission in Argentina after delivering his diplomatic papers to President Javier Milei’s government. Lamelas, 66, presented his credentials... Read more »
Javier Milei strode onto the stage in Santiago, flung up his arms and gave a bow to an economist with a front-row seat: Rolf Lüders, one of the last of the original... Read more »
US Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent is planning a second trip to Argentina, according to President Javier Milei. Bessent, 63, heaped praise on Argentina’s leader Thursday as he praised Milei’s “monumental... Read more »
Cristina Fernández de Kirchner once again stirred internal Peronist debate on Friday, criticising Buenos Aires Province Governor Axel Kicillof and partially blaming him for the opposition Fuerza Patria coalition’s defeat in the... Read more »
The closest this columnist came to the upset midterm result was the headline of last Saturday’s pre-electoral editorial “Tomorrow never knows,” and the closest this column came was when raising the possibility... Read more »