This column’s thumbnail history of the post of Cabinet chief proposes to start with a left-handed defence of its current occupant, Manuel Adorni – not least because he is a prime example... Read more »

President Javier Milei has lost all the improvement he gained in opinion polls after the October midterm elections victory last year. His approval ratings are now at their lowest level since he... Read more »

Presidential frontrunner Keiko Fujimori vowed expel illegal migrants, attract US investment and extend a conservative tide sweeping power in Latin America, in an exclusive interview with the AFP news agency on the... Read more »

  GLACIERS LAW REFORM The Chamber of Deputies passed amendments of the 2010 Glaciers Law in the small hours of Thursday by a 137- 111 vote with three abstentions after a session... Read more »

Argentina’s government issued new rules for investors moving money out of the country after increased use of the parallel foreign-exchange market drove the cost of such trades to its highest in a... Read more »

Wednesday night found River Plate in unfamiliar territory. The Millonario are no strangers to away days in Bolivia, having made the trip to the neighbouring nation multiple times in continental competition. What... Read more »

Manuel Adorni is feeling the heat – President Javier Milei’s Cabinet chief is facing mounting questions over his finances after journalistic investigations uncovered inconsistencies, unexplained asset growth and transactions involving third parties.... Read more »

Argentina approves glacier law reform, opens previously protected areas to mining Thursday, April 9th 2026 – 18:57 UTC The new law amends Law 26,639, in force since 2010, and introduces... Read more »

A bill that weakens existing protections for Argentina’s glaciers and is expected to lead to increased mining in surrounding areas has been approved by lawmakers in the Chamber of Deputies. In the... Read more »