High corruption in Argentina | Buenos Aires Times

There are few things as disheartening for a society as elevated levels of impunity for apparently unjust acts that have been brought to the public domain. It generates a sense that if... Read more »

The world is becoming a more dangerous place

Javier Milei is mistaken if he thinks that, as Donald Trump’s best friend, he will not have to worry about foreign policy because all he will have to do is follow the... Read more »

Disunited provinces II | Buenos Aires Times

With Congress paralysed by a government eagerly looking forward to greater strength in its next version and with its new members being confirmed and swearing their increasingly varied oaths between yesterday (the... Read more »

The tectonic fracture of Argentina’s economy

In the first 10 months of this year, Argentina’s mining sector set a record for exports for the period, US$4.8 billion. In October, the country pumped more oil than it had ever... Read more »

Growing pains | Buenos Aires Times

Having dedicated the first half of his term to a successfully maintained and electorally vindicated consolidation of a fiscal surplus, President Javier Milei sees a prime challenge of the second half as... Read more »

Poland sees room for growth with ‘perfect match’ Argentina

Argentina and Poland are almost “a perfect match” and should take advantage of current global tensions to strengthen cooperation and boost trade, says the European nation’s deputy foreign minister. “As the world... Read more »

Stories that caught our eye: November 21 to 28

  A MILITARY DEFENCE CHIEF For the first time since 1983 the defence portfolio will pass from civilian into military hands, it emerged last weekend when President Javier Milei announced the replacements of Ministers... Read more »

AFA furore deepens as tribunal sanctions Estudiantes, bans Verón

Argentine football’s governing body is at the centre of controversy after its disciplinary tribunal slapped Estudiantes de la Plata with a harsh penalty for an apparent lack of sportsmanship. On Thursday, the... Read more »

Scared Venezuelan migrants flee Chile and spark backlash

The trickle of Venezuelans crossing into Peru from Chile is triggering a political furor and a border crackdown – a sign that authorities fear it’s the start of a flood out of Latin... Read more »

Labour reform, budget bill keys to Milei’s December Congress push

President Javier Milei’s government plans to summon Argentina’s lawmakers for extraordinary sessions beginning December 10, aiming to secure rapid approval for two flagship proposals: his sweeping labour reform and 2026 Budget bill.... Read more »