Ruling party candidate Juan Pablo Valdés coasted to victory in Sunday’s gubernatorial election in Corrientes Province, easily seeing off his rivals with a lead of almost 30 points. Valdés, the brother of... Read more »

As the days go by, President Javier Milei’s government is trying to emerge as best it can from the paralysis in which it has been immersed since the audio recordings of the... Read more »

If in the 1946 elections Corrientes was the only province not to vote Peronist, at this moment a Corrientes electing a new governor tomorrow could be the only part of Argentina where... Read more »

Javier Milei’s successful battle against inflation in Argentina has become his key political asset ahead of this year’s consequential midterm elections, scheduled for October 26. It has also opened the door for... Read more »

C ould redefining friendly fire form part of the government’s urgent need to reinvent itself in its political winter? Those explosive voice note recordings pointing to corruption in the highest presidential circles... Read more »

Argentines voted for Javier Milei on two assumptions. One, that he could sort out the economy, which had been in a slow-motion hyperinflation for half a decade. Two, that he was different... Read more »

An emergency meeting took place at the Casa Rosada on Saturday as President Javier Milei’s government reacted to the leak of another damaging audio recording. Cabinet officials and top advisers were summoned... Read more »

Argentina’s economic crisis shows no sign of slowing and wages across much of the national economy remain below any acceptable standard of consumption. This has triggered a crisis of major proportions within... Read more »

The man vying to become Bolivia’s first elected right-wing president in two decades is promising to kick-start exploitation of the world’s joint-biggest lithium deposits after more than a decade of false starts.... Read more »