President Javier Milei has controversially vetoed laws that would boost funding for public universities and declare a paediatric emergency, with Garrahan Children’s Hospital in the forefront, setting up a fresh confrontation with... Read more »

A chartered flight carrying 17 Argentines deported from the United States landed at Ezeiza International Airport in the early hours of Thursday morning, after stopovers in Colombia and Brazil. The Boeing 767-300,... Read more »

Uruguay’s new left-wing government plans to lower the budget deficit through tax increases early in its term to avoid politically contentious spending cuts or additional levies later on, according to Finance Minister... Read more »

Argentina refinanced almost all of its upcoming local maturities in a debt auction Wednesday, a reprieve for President Javier Milei after his party lost a local election by a landslide Sunday. Milei’s... Read more »

Buried underneath the headlines trumpeting the lopsided electoral defeat suffered by President Javier Milei’s party this weekend was a development potentially even more troubling for investors in Argentina: the re-emergence of Axel... Read more »

He is the antithesis of Javier Milei: he defends a strong state, enjoys politics and presents himself as an ordinary man of the people. Peronist leader Axel Kicillof, governor of Buenos Aires... Read more »

A humiliating election defeat is forcing President Javier Milei to face up to a series of political miscalculations – chief among them, his reliance on his beloved sister. The President’s libertarian party got... Read more »

It took less than a week – and a landslide defeat for free-market reformer Javier Milei – to make Morgan Stanley abandon its bullish call on Argentina.  The Wall Street bank, alongside rivals including... Read more »

Leaders of the 11-member BRICS bloc railed against economic protectionism and “tariff blackmail” during a virtual meeting Monday held amid a damaging trade war with US President Donald Trump. The group of... Read more »