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▪ Milei moves to ‘purify’ Cabinet, leaving PRO outside looking in
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner lets rip at Axel Kicillof after election defeat
▪ Nature abhors a vacuum
▪ Javier Milei superstar
▪ Milei comes up trumps
▪ Two-faced Milei: a second chance, but also a risk for Argentina
▪ The colour purple
▪ Milei loses Cabinet chief as Guillermo Francos resigns
▪ Peter Lamelas, new US ambassador to Argentina, arrives in Buenos Aires
▪ Turkish Republic marks 102nd anniversary
▪ Stories that caught our eye: October 24 to 31
▪ UK ambassador welcomes new ABCC authorities
▪ Hurricane Melissa causes widespread destruction in Caribbean, killing at least 24
▪ Bessent plans second visit to Argentina, calls for Milei market enthusiasm
▪ Trump pushes to restart US nuclear weapons tests after three-decade pause
▪ Argentina looks to ease bank reserve rules to boost liquidity
▪ Bessent tells investors it’s their turn to rescue Argentina now
▪ Milei plans structural reform blitz after midterms triumph
▪ Over 100 killed in Rio police crackdown on powerful narco gang
▪ Argentina gets good signs in appeal of US$16-billion YPF award
▪ Argentina backs US embargo on Cuba, breaking with decades of policy
▪ Milei delays Cabinet changes after electoral triumph
▪ Argentine peso to get boost from post-election debt sales rush
▪ Locals line up dozens of bodies after deadly police operation in Rio
▪ Post-election euphoria has Milei already eyeing 2027 re-election
▪ Buoyed by Trump, Argentina takes aim at US$16-billion YPF judgment
▪ Caracas alleges CIA-backed cell planned false-flag attack on US destroyer off coast
▪ At least 64 killed in war-like Rio de Janeiro drug raids
▪ Chile’s far-right candidate José Antonio Kast says migrants must pay for their own deportation
▪ Milei triples libertarian caucus in Senate, winning 6 of 8 races
▪ Polarisation name of game for Argentina’s future Congress
▪ I would like to be there – Lionel Messi on if he will play at the 2026 World Cup
▪ As Argentina surges back, peso shows limit to Milei euphoria
▪ Milei turns Argentina s electoral map purple: provincial breakdown of results
▪ Trial over death of former rugby player Federico Martín Aramburu set for September 2026
▪ As Argentine peso rallies, United States eyes a small gain on its rescue
▪ Wall Street banks say Milei now has a chance to freely float peso
▪ Argentina s President Milei says he will seek consensus for new reform push
▪ Winners and losers from Argentina’s pivotal midterm election
▪ Merval surge, peso rebound against dollar as markets cheer Milei s midterms triumph
▪ Election 2025 analysis: Why Argentines backed Milei in the midterm elections
▪ Trump showers Milei with praise after clear midterms victory
▪ Argentina bonds surge after Milei midterm win
▪ Trump hails Milei’s Argentina win, says United States made ‘lot of money’
▪ Voters hand Milei belated birthday present, post-mortem for Peronism overdue
▪ Argentina investors poised for rally after Milei election win
▪ Electoral blank cheque – is the worst version of Milei yet to come?
▪ President Javier Milei thanks ‘10 million Argentines’ as he revels in election win
▪ Decisive win for Milei’s La Libertad Avanza in key midterm election
▪ Milei’s party on track to win Argentina election in big comeback
▪ Initial Argentina election results show President Javier Milei set to emerge strengthened
▪ Polling stations close in key midterm elections that will define Milei s future
▪ At least nine dead, 30 injured as coach plunges off bridge in Misiones road crash
▪ Argentines cast ballots in make-or-break midterm for Milei
▪ Election 2025 live blog: Voting begins in midterms, key test for Milei
▪ Make or break for President Milei as Argentina votes in key midterm election
▪ Bessent’s intervention in Argentine peso soars past US$1 billion
▪ From crisis to relaunch: Pablo Quirno’s in-tray at Argentina s Foreign Ministry
▪ Five things to know about Argentina s pivotal midterm election
▪ Most countries are on death row
▪ Wall Street is wary of being burned by the ‘Milei trade’ again
▪ Film legend Jane Fonda to promote Argentine human rights doc ‘Norita’ at Los Angeles screening
▪ Milei promises Argentina will change after midterms in final pre-election rally
▪ Stories that caught our eye: October 17 to 24
▪ Why Argentines are turning to crypto in the latest peso crisis
▪ Milei names finance secretary Pablo Quirno as Argentina’s new foreign minister
▪ Argentine bonds, peso rally ahead of crucial vote for Milei
▪ Milei to meet Dimon, speak to CEOs two days before key election
▪ Lionel Messi signs new Inter Miami contract, extending stay through 2028
▪ US strikes fail to stop Colombia’s drug trade – an explainer
▪ Guillermo Oliveto: Milei’s austerity has created a ‘dual society’
▪ Argentina s Justice Minister Mariano Cúneo Libarona to leave Milei’s Cabinet after election
▪ Argentines hawk belongings in struggle to make ends meet
▪ Bessent brands Warren a ‘Peronist’ after Argentina criticism
▪ Midterms are more important than 2027 presidential vote, says Caputo
▪ United States unveils plan to bolster beef output, raises Argentine quota
▪ JPMorgan, Citi wade into Argentine FX to help US halt peso slide
▪ Argentina’s economy posts slight growth ahead of midterm vote
▪ Cabinet reshuffle: Who will Milei’s ministries going forward?
▪ Electoral authorities in Argentina say midterm results must be released by district
▪ Argentina peso breaks losing streak amid FX intervention
▪ Argentina s Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein presents resignation to President Javier Milei
▪ Challenges ahead as Provincias Unidas battles against polarisation
▪ Bolivia’s next president Rodigo Paz targets pragmatic path out of crisis
▪ US-Colombia tensions grow over fatal Caribbean boat strike
▪ Argentina s Central Bank again intervenes to halt run on peso
▪ Bessent’s plan runs short on time to line up Argentina financing
▪ Youth at the ballot-box – over a million first-time voters with risk of electoral apathy
▪ Generation Z leads Peru’s protests for change
▪ US Treasury sells dollars to keep peso within Argentina FX band
▪ Viceroy Bennett and US intervention in Argentina
▪ US and Latin American nations back Bolivia’s new president-elect
▪ Milei flees Buenos Aires Province campaign, leaving Santilli solo for final stretch
▪ Maradona s heirs sign deal with Swedish company to market brand
▪ Milei to reshuffle Cabinet post Midterm election, says report
▪ US backing won’t save Argentina without policy shift, economists warn
▪ Argentina bonds rebound as government announces debt buyback
▪ Bolivia to restore US ties cut nearly two decades ago, says Paz
▪ Trump Argentina beef plan risks rancher ire, little price relief
▪ JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon heads to Argentina before key test for Milei
▪ Santiago Caputo s place in Milei universe set to evolve
▪ US, Argentina sign US$20-billion swap deal amid deep peso rout
▪ Argentina formalises US$ 20-billion currency swap deal with US
▪ Rodrigo Paz wins run-off as Bolivia formalises shift to right
▪ Fervour for Milei cools in rural town as midterms near
▪ Argentina CEOs strive to surf Milei volatility at annual retreat
▪ Washington does not believe in tears
▪ New US aid for Argentina delivers boost to Milei, but Trump threat sparks anger
▪ Milei and the master of the universe
▪ Yankees come home
▪ Trump card or joker in the pack?
▪ Mariana Enríquez: Algorithms and AI are good breeding ground for literature
▪ Argentine director Pablo Trapero unveils ‘ Sons,’ his first film in English
▪ FX traders in Argentina estimate US Treasury sold over $200 million
▪ Argentina s peso drops against dollar amid fresh US backing
▪ Stories that caught our eye: October 10 to 17
▪ Argentina’s peso falls after US Treasury intervenes again
▪ Top Milei candidate in midterms says Peronist voters have ‘a mental illness’
▪ Venezuela VP denies alleged talks with United States on removing Maduro
▪ Peace in the Middle East: Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is not enough
▪ Argentina need real tests ahead of World Cup defence
▪ Citi sells Argentine pesos to Fed as part of US Treasury’s rescue
▪ Fans in Buenos Aires remember late singer Liam Payne, one year on from his death
▪ Argentines dump the peso, betting US rescue is doomed to fail
▪ Critics accuse Milei of ‘compromising sovereignty’ with Trump
▪ Joy as last remaining Israel-Argentine hostages released by Hamas
▪ ‘Very soon’ – Argentina’s ambassador to Washington on US trade deal
▪ Prison population in Argentina’s federal jails rises 3% in two months
▪ OpenAI inks intent but holds back cash for Sur Energy s AI data centre plan in Patagonia
▪ YPF chief projects US$300 billion in exports from LNG deal with Italy’s Eni
▪ One dead, over 100 injured as Peru s interim leader struggles to quell unrest
▪ Eleven femicides already in Argentina this month, says NGO
▪ One of world s oldest dinosaurs discovered in Argentina
▪ Argentine officials say US$20bn currency swap could be agreed before midterms
▪ Milei’s inner circle draws up plans for post-election Cabinet reshuffle
▪ Argentina’s peso could tumble post-election, warns Morgan Stanley
▪ Argentine assets swing on reports Bessent lining up more aid
▪ Lawrence Summers ‘nervous’ about Bessent’s novel rescue for Argentina
▪ Bessent: US working on new US$20-billion private-sector facility for Argentina
▪ Diego Santilli, Milei’s last-minute substitute, tries to clear ballot confusion
▪ United States revokes Argentine national’s visa for ‘celebrating’ Charlie Kirk’s murder
▪ Mac Allister and Martínez braces power Albiceleste win over Puerto Rico
▪ Peru s new president names ex-general to oversee war on gangs
▪ After 20 years of socialism, Bolivia set for change with right-wing presidential run-off
▪ Trump says ‘we’re gone’ if Milei loses vote, rattling market
▪ If he loses, we are not going to be generous with Argentina – Trump warns support is conditional
▪ Trump says he’d be ‘very upset’ by Chinese military in Argentina
▪ Argentina says US Treasury will continue to support peso
▪ Study: Milei issuing emergency decrees at faster rate than last four governments
▪ Inflation uptick continues in Argentina, prices increased 2.2% in September
▪ Trump says he’ll discuss trade deal with Milei, defends Argentina lifeline
▪ Milei at White House: Trump says US help is dependent on win in midterm elections
▪ Milei team sends mixed FX policy signals ahead of Trump meeting
▪ Argentina approves major copper mining project in San Juan
▪ IMF downgrades Argentina 2025 growth forecast to 4.5%
▪ Trump bets on Argentina again after first-term bailout blew up
▪ Suspected femicide in Chaco: Body of missing young woman found in a pit at home in small Chaco town
▪ Great expectations as Milei jets to Washington for Trump meeting
▪ Hamas frees living Israeli hostages from Gaza, Argentines among them
▪ Milei heads to White House for political, economic lifeline
▪ IMF backs Argentina growth forecast but others trim forecasts
▪ Argentina’s Economy Minister Luis Caputo says US willing to keep buying pesos
▪ US lifeline buys Argentina time as investors urge overhaul
▪ China accuses US of bullying after Bessent’s Argentina comments
▪ Electoral court rules Santilli will lead La Libertad Avanza list in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Investment or political marketing? Analysing OpenAI’s Argentina announcement
▪ Giovani Lo Celso scores only goal as Argentina defeat Venezuela in Miami
▪ Espert for President!
▪ The jaws of defeat
▪ Stories that caught our eye: October 3 to 10
▪ Two years after the pogrom
▪ Elizabeth Warren asks hedge fund group if it played Argentina bailout role
▪ Santander plays key role as US buys Argentine peso to back Milei
▪ Venezuela s María Corina Machado wins Nobel Peace Prize for civilian courage
▪ Pope Leo highlights poor and marginalised in first-ever text
▪ Bessent’s big gamble on Argentina has a narrow road to pay off
▪ Trump lifeline does little to boost Milei with voters in Argentina
▪ United States buys pesos, confirms US$20-billion lifeline for Milei and Argentina
▪ Washington launches financial rescue of Argentina as US Treasury buys pesos
▪ Xeneize fans gives late Boca Juniors coach Russo emotional stadium send-off
▪ Argentina and Colombia advance to Under-20 World Cup quarters
▪ Argentine markets breathe sigh of relief as peso allowed to dip
▪ La Niña forecast raises early alarm bells for Milei’s Argentina
▪ Triple murder probe: Most suspects now in custody, prosecutor says
▪ How President Milei put crisis on hold to play rock star
▪ Argentine rates exceed 80% as peso crisis sparks cash crunch
▪ Congress votes to restrict Milei s ability to govern by decree
▪ US report on Machado funds poses uncomfortable questions for Bullrich
▪ Pressure on Gallardo builds amid River Plate s poor form
▪ Argentina match moved from Chicago amid Trump immigration stand-off
▪ McEwen sees copper investors resisting latest Argentina woes
▪ Milei’s dollar sales bolster the peso but stoke devaluation bets
▪ ‘$LIBRA’ case: Prosecutor seeks probe of phones belonging to Javier Milei, Karina Milei
▪ Scandal-hit lawmaker Espert seeks leave of absence from lower house
▪ Argentina pulls out all stops in Milei’s defence of fragile peso
▪ Espert and Machado’s murky history
▪ Reichardt to top La Libertad Avanza list as judge rejects imposition of Santilli
▪ Argentina to extradite alleged drug-trafficker who funded Espert to United States
▪ Suspected drug-trafficking breaks silence, admits to funding Espert’s campaign
▪ Milei running short of dollars as Argentina awaits US lifeline
▪ New US ambassador: Firms on brink of unprecedented’ investment in Argentina
▪ Israel observes October 7 anniversary amid peace talks to end Gaza conflict
▪ Boca Juniors says Miguel Russo is receiving ‘home care with reserved prognosis’
▪ World Bank trims Argentina’s growth forecast to 4.6%
▪ Will there be light after two years in Hamas’ tunnels?
▪ Milei presents new book singing rock in midst of political crisis
▪ Milei chooses ‘corrupt TikTok candidate’ Santilli to replace Espert
▪ Bessent hosts Caputo in Washington as Argentina-US rescue talks begin
▪ Brazil s Lula asks Trump to remove tariffs in friendly phone call
▪ Rebellion in Milei’s inner circle forced Espert’s exit
▪ Argentina sells dollars for fifth day as Treasury drains reserves
▪ Milei to sing at election campaign show at Movistar Arena
▪ Milei defends peso while billions spent outside Argentina
▪ Espert cuts losses and resigns candidacy over links to alleged drug-trafficker
▪ Milei’s candidate Espert drops out of race amid ties to drug-trafficker
▪ Two arrests in Santa Fe during Milei campaign rally
▪ Judge in Peru rules key suspect in Argentina triple murder be remanded in custody for nine months
▪ A spooky Halloween earlier this month?
▪ Espert s dirty financing
▪ Democracies in choppy waters
▪ Stories that caught our eye: September 27 to October 3
▪ Mother of Israeli hostages clings to hope after two-year ordeal
▪ Madres de Plaza de Mayo member Vera Jarach dies at 97
▪ Locals fuel Argentine bond swings as Bessent stokes chaos
▪ Bessent’s Argentina rescue pledge put to test by traders attacking peso
▪ Albiceleste Under 20s give us a glimpse of football’s future
▪ Milei’s 48-hour tariff pause spurs record surge in crop exports
▪ Espert confirms link to Machado but says US$200K payment wasn t criminal
▪ Milei unveils ‘zero tolerance’ Penal Code reform push at prison
▪ Double setback for Milei as Congress overturns two vetoes
▪ Bessent says United States ‘not putting money’ in Argentina, touts swap
▪ Cabinet discontent grows over Espert narco allegations
▪ Espert called to Casa Rosada as opposition calls for him to step aside
▪ Myriam Bregman: ‘We denounced Espert’s ties to drug-trafficking in 2021’
▪ Who is ‘Fred’ Machado, suspect linked to Espert scandal?
▪ US court files show Espert received US$200,000 from alleged narco-trafficker
▪ ‘Fully prepared to do what’s necessary’ – US Treasury chief issues second message of support for Milei
▪ Hitmen, mafias, match-fixing – cartels turning Ecuador’s football into a killing field
▪ Milei government sells dollars as peso drops for third day
▪ Kicillof meets Fernández de Kirchner in show of unity
▪ Who s who of Detained: Nine arrested for triple narco murder in Florencio Varela
▪ Maduro awarded honorary military degree amid US naval stand-off
▪ Bullrich says Espert ‘must clarify’ drug-trafficker cash allegations
▪ Argentina’s secondary school crisis: Only 1 in 10 students complete studies on time, warns report
▪ Currency arbitrage costs Milei US$2 billion a month in Argentina
▪ After months of talks, Trump grants Milei his White House visit
▪ Extradition request filed for suspected mastermind of triple murder
▪ ‘Pequeño J,’ suspected mastermind of triple murder, detained in Peru
▪ Trump offers Milei pre-election boost with White House visit
▪ Milei’s government sells dollars as peso starts to sink again
▪ Informal employment rises to 42%, affecting 4 in 10 workers in Argentina
▪ Sexual abuse in Catholic Church unpunished more in Latin America
▪ Milei’s financing assurances briefly lift Argentine bonds, peso
▪ Argentina says Trump will host Milei at White House on October 14
▪ Seventh suspect arrested in triple murder case
▪ Pre-election show: Milei plans musical book launch bonanza at Movistar Arena
▪ Former US ambassador to Argentina named one of world s most influential Jews
▪ Villa 21-24: Buenos Aires barrio remains in grip of drug-trafficking
▪ Sixth arrest in brutal triple murder case, suspects questioned
▪ Milei condemns anti-Semitic chants by school pupils on Bariloche trip
▪ Peso crisis drives mortgage rates to 15%, upending Milei agenda
▪ São Paulo governor emerges as leading successor to Bolsonaro
▪ ‘We will keep fighting’: Thousands march in Buenos Aires after narco-linked triple femicide
▪ McEwen Copper’s Los Azules endorsed for Argentine initiative
▪ Milei gets a second chance
▪ How many more rabbits can Milei pull out?
▪ The future’s not ours to see
▪ Javier Milei: From rockstar to beggar
▪ ‘Cepo’ individual: Argentina tightens restrictions on dollar dealings
▪ Milei’s bet on Trump pays off at critical moment for Argentina
▪ Victims of triple murder laid to rest on eve of protest
▪ Stories that caught our eye: September 19 to 26
▪ New species of megaraptor discovered in Patagonia
▪ Bessent puts US money at risk in US$20-billion Argentina backstop
▪ Milei meets Netanyahu, ratifies his support for Israel against Hamas
▪ Racing ramp up the intensity for crunch set of fixtures
▪ Argentina in shock over murders of three women by suspected narcos
▪ Argentina re-establishes grain export duties as farmers cry foul
▪ Milei’s Treasury set to snap up large dollar sales in Argentina
▪ Poverty in Argentina falls to lowest level since 2018
▪ Study: Residents of Argentina’s villas die 11 years earlier than general population
▪ Meet Ali Akbar, Paris’ last newspaper hawker and local legend
▪ Shocking triple murder of young women linked to narco violence, say officials
▪ Bessent halts Argentina crisis as US lifeline upends short bets
▪ US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent lauds Milei at midtown gala as US plans Argentina rescue
▪ Milei’s tax cut on crops quickly lures US$7 billion into Argentina
▪ A girl who talks to animals – Iván Fund’s latest film stuns San Sebastián
▪ Absentee trial for fugitive Iranian AMIA bombing suspects confirmed
▪ Crisis facing Argentina’s disabled – the testimonies of families left adrift by cutbacks
▪ Between smiles and daggers at UN, Lula and Trump agree to meet
▪ Two films by two Argentine female directors star at San Sebastián
▪ Argentina s Central Bank slashes repo rate, stalls peso rally
▪ Milei slams overreach, calls for UN reform in General Assembly speech
▪ Trial confirmed for 19-year-old accused of creating AI porn of schoolmates
▪ At least 30 injured, six detained during Lima protests against Peru government
▪ Bessent says US negotiating US$20-billion swap line with Argentina
▪ We re gonna help : Trump says he will come to the rescue of struggling Argentina
▪ United States to support Argentina with US$20-billion currency swap, says Bessent
▪ China buys more Argentine soybeans as tax relief spurs trade
▪ Trump backs Milei and dismisses need for ‘bailout’ in Argentina
▪ Chile far-right presidential hopeful vows to deport all undocumented migrants
▪ Trump says Argentina does not need bailout at Milei meeting
▪ Milei’s peso is 20% overvalued and fragile, analysts say
▪ Few ministers on Milei’s list of recent visitors to Olivos presidential residence
▪ OECD lowers Argentina’s growth estimate, raises inflation forecast
▪ Brazil President Lula warns anti-democratic forces targeting institutions
▪ Farmers call Paris protest against EU-Mercosur free-trade deal
▪ US Senator Elizabeth Warren questions Bessent on Argentina ‘bailout’ as Milei waits
▪ New recession almost inevitable, warns Universidad Di Tella report
▪ UN-backed mission reports rising political persecution in Venezuela
▪ Trump mulls US economic lifeline for Milei and important ally Argentina
▪ Dollar-hungry Milei pauses crop tariffs ahead of Argentine vote
▪ Argentine assets soar as US support pledge halts market rout
▪ US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says all options on table to help Milei’s Argentina
▪ Milei heads to New York for meetings with Trump, IMF chief
▪ Milei to meet Trump as Argentina seeks to avert market rout
▪ Milei, asked about US Treasury talks, says negotiations are advanced
▪ Milei says political panic is rattling markets
▪ What’s new pussycat?
▪ A kinder and gentler Javier Milei?
▪ Wake Milei up when September ends
▪ The lion sleeps tonight
▪ Stories that caught our eye: September 12 to 19
▪ Ecuador president proposes new constitution with tougher laws against organised crime
▪ Triple setback for Milei as Congress rejects vetoes
▪ On and off pitch woes for two of Argentina’s Grandes
▪ Argentina unemployment falls in reprieve for economy and Milei
▪ Central Bank steps up defence of peso as assets slide
▪ Argentina’s brokers see their losses mount as Milei bet fades
▪ Protesters cheer Milei veto defeat at Marcha Federal for universities, paediatric care
▪ Centeno’s cuadernos of corruption: the entrepreneurs in the dock, one by one
▪ Report: Messi, Inter Miami agree to extend contract beyond 2026
▪ Argentina s Central Bank defends peso as Milei faces setbacks
▪ Argentina s economy dipped in second quarter, cutting rebound short
▪ Fresh setback for Milei as Congress overturns two presidential vetoes
▪ Milei’s disapproval rating hits new high as midterm lead shrinks
▪ Argentine peso breaches trading limit, upends Milei FX strategy
▪ United States plans to nominate Treasury’s Katz as IMF’s number two official
▪ Milei moves forward with privatisation of Nucleoeléctrica Argentina
▪ Karina Milei drops legal action against audio recordings going public
▪ Distressed trader’s soy can Feed pigs in Argentina, suitor says
▪ Milei rejects ‘moderate option’ as he hails Charlie Kirk at CPAC Paraguay
▪ Mercosur and EFTA sign free-trade deal in Rio de Janeiro
▪ Ten key points from Milei’s 2026 Budget bill
▪ Race for Carrefour’s business in Argentina heats up
▪ Argentine assets rebound as Milei strikes more moderate tone
▪ Foreign investors with Argentina FOMO pile into Brazil stocks
▪ Milei halves aid for Bahía Blanca days after winning local vote there
▪ Key figures of Budget 2026: Government sends balanced bill eyeing 5% growth
▪ Budget bill speech: Milei promises worst is over, asks voters to hold firm
▪ Milei presents 2026 Budget bill as opposition vows no new extension
▪ Argentina moves to curb dollar demand amid bid to contain peso
▪ New UK ambassador in Argentina presents credentials, begins posting
▪ Bolsonaro conviction not a witch hunt, Brazil s Lula tells Donald Trump in New York Times op-ed
▪ Milei hails Charlie Kirk as ‘martyr of freedom’ in remote speech to Vox rally
▪ Exit of officials reduces influence of Las Fuerzas del Cielo at Argentina s Foreign Ministry
▪ Doctors and university staff stage protest against Milei vetoes
▪ Peso posts sharpest weekly fall since Milei took office
▪ Carreras boots Argentina to nervy 28-26 win over Australia
▪ An emperor needs new clothes
▪ Milei gets his comeuppance
▪ The end of Milei’s single-issue government
▪ Stories that caught our eye: September 5 to 12
▪ Miss Lionel Messi when he s gone? We miss him already
▪ How Milei raised the bar and paid the price in Buenos Aires Province
▪ In divided Brasília, some celebrate Bolsonaro conviction, others fume
▪ Springboks, Pumas out to keep Rugby Championship hopes alive
▪ Argentina let the peso plunge and then stepped in to contain losses
▪ Milei issues flurry of vetoes as he ramps up conflict with health, education sectors
▪ Teenager, 14, surrenders weapon after stand-off, gunshots at Mendoza Province school
▪ Argentina shale can resist political risk, Milei oil chief says
▪ Brazil s ex-president Jair Bolsonaro found guilty of plotting coup to 2022 election
▪ IMF offers Milei timely backing, hails progress on inflation, fiscal reform
▪ Flight carrying Argentines deported from United States lands in Buenos Aires
▪ Argentina to lose number one spot in FIFA rankings, sad send off for Nicolás Otamendi
▪ Fired ANDIS chief Diego Spagnuolo could turn whistleblower in graft case
▪ President Milei plans reset with nationwide broadcast on budget
▪ Milei plans visit to Paraguay for Peña meeting and CPAC event
▪ Milei vetoes state university funding bill, escalating conflict with education sector
▪ Argentina s inflation undershot forecast before Buenos Aires Province vote
▪ Argentina posts strong debt auction after local vote fuelled rout
▪ Boost for Milei as August inflation stays below monthly 2%
▪ Uruguay’s Finance Minister Gabriel Oddone shuns chainsaw for modest tax hikes
▪ Election analysis: Peronism scores wins in districts for first time in 20 years
▪ Kicillof fuels investor fear after Milei’s big loss
▪ Concern over suicide increase among young people aged 15 to 29 in Argentina
▪ Milei revives Interior Ministry in nod to governors, appoints Lisandro Catalán
▪ ‘Not a millimetre’: Milei vows no shift in policy as IMF offers support
▪ Jair Bolsonaro on brink of conviction in Brazil coup trial
▪ Russia calls in Argentina’s ambassador over ‘unfounded’ espionage claims
▪ Kicillof emerges as challenger to Milei after big win
▪ Argentina s Milei cancels trip to Madrid far-right rally after election blow
▪ Peronism renews strength in Buenos Aires Province election
▪ Milei’s ‘boss’ becomes liability after brutal loss in Argentina
▪ Morgan Stanley’s flip-flop shows speed of crisis ensnaring Milei
▪ Brow-beaten Milei nears Argentina s third year syndrome
▪ Report: Argentina set for century-high oil output, record gas production
▪ BRICS leaders denounce protectionism, tariff blackmail
▪ Stocks slump, peso weakens as Milei reels from Buenos Aires Province loss
▪ Europa Viva organisers says Milei will attend far-right rally in Madrid
▪ Argentina assets plunge as Buenos Aires Province voters rebuke Milei
▪ Kicillof cements role, can now eye 2027 presidential run
▪ Milei suffers major setback in bellwether vote
▪ Hammer blow for Milei and fears of ‘Black Monday’ panic
▪ Milei admits ‘electoral setback,’ vows ‘not to repeat mistakes’
▪ Milei sticks to plan after landslide defeat in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Blow for Milei as Peronism fights back in Buenos Aires Province vote
▪ Milei faces tough Buenos Aires Province test as voters go to polls
▪ Human rights campaigner Rosa Tarlovsky de Roisinblit dies aged 106
▪ Milei government admits its audit of soup kitchens never existed
▪ Javier Milei and his sister hate journalism
▪ ‘Mother of all battles’: Milei faces first true electoral test in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Crunch time approaching for Javier Milei
▪ The endogenous crises of Javier Milei
▪ The curtain rises
▪ Argentine media watchdog warns Milei’s attacks risk fuelling violence
▪ Stories that caught our eye: August 29 to September 5
▪ What’s at stake in Sunday’s election in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Buenos Aires and Corrientes: A tale of two provinces
▪ Karina Milei, not Javier Milei, is Argentina’s real president
▪ Milei targets Peronist heartland in Argentina’s high-stakes vote
▪ Messi bags a brace as he enjoys last World Cup qualifier to fullest
▪ Jujuy serial killer: Two more victims identified by DNA testing
▪ Argentina s Independiente disqualified from Copa Sudamericana over stadium brawl
▪ Reform means Formosa Governor Insfrán can run for re-election
▪ Major defeat for Milei: Senate overturns veto of disability law
▪ ANDIS scandal: Experts struggle to extract data from Spagnuolo’s phone
▪ Latin American nations concerned by US-Venezuela tension
▪ Karina Milei donation links top LLA organiser s school to Customs mafia trial defendant
▪ Argentina’s divided opposition may be Milei’s greatest asset
▪ Milei jets up to Hollywood to meet Milken before crucial vote
▪ Milei s closing campaign rally in Buenos Aires Province ends in clashes
▪ US taps brakes on Argentina visa waiver in another setback for Milei
▪ Buenos Aires City, Santa Fe Province weigh bond sales before midterms
▪ Argentina’s government accuses Chinese bank of driving peso drop
▪ European Union pushes ahead with bid to ratify Mercosur free-trade deal
▪ Milei says Argentina’s opposition will ‘destroy, incite or try to kill me’
▪ Casa Rosada expects slim defeat for ruling party in Buenos Aries Province vote
▪ Milei decides Argentina will not put up candidate for UN rights council
▪ Dynamic Argentine duo win Stage final at World Tango Championship
▪ European Union presents Mercosur deal for member states approval
▪ Uruguayan streaming channel airs new Karina Milei audio recording
▪ US says 11 killed in strike on drug-carrying boat from Venezuela
▪ Milei moves to aid peso as election roils markets
▪ Nazi-looted painting recovered in Argentina, two taken into custody
▪ Government intervenes in currency market to curb volatility
▪ Uruguay to pitch pipeline route for Vaca Muerta’s natural gas
▪ Milei to intervene in FX market as election jitters roil markets
▪ Poll: Milei’s party, Peronists neck-and-neck in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Milei s chainsaw austerity slashes through Argentina s sports clubs
▪ US$130 million per day – Argentines snap up dollars as controls relaxed
▪ Director Lucrecia Martel airs new documentary at Venice festival
▪ Argentine pulp maker blames Milei as it seeks bankruptcy protection
▪ Argentine judge bans release of Karina Milei audios amid scandal
▪ Juan Pablo Valdés coasts to victory in Corrientes Province
▪ Court blocks further publication of Karina Milei audio recordings
▪ Tango therapy treatment helps keep Parkinson s symptoms at bay
▪ Argentine cinema enjoys a moment at Venice despite cuts
▪ EU to present Mercosur trade deal for member state approval
▪ Milei government panics after fresh leak of Karina audio
▪ Crisis in Argentina’s Armed Forces as poor salaries lead to exodus
▪ Forget about October, what matters is the day after
▪ Dark clouds line the horizon
▪ Audios rather more than hearsay
▪ Milei’s libertarian dream and the risks of Karina’s greed
▪ Swimming against the current
▪ Police carry out raids as Milei sister graft probe continues
▪ ANDIS bribery scandal: Courts have more 50 audio recordings of Spagnuolo
▪ Stories that caught our eye: August 22 to 29
▪ Argentina again tightens FX rules for banks as peso strengthens
▪ Milei’s poll numbers take a hit amid bribery scandal claims
▪ United States targets Venezuela over Soles cartel – but does it exist?
▪ Argentine accordion-player Raúl Barboza, the king of chamamé, dies at 87
▪ Argentine diplomat Rafael Grossi confirmed his candidacy for UN secretary-general
▪ Explainer: What to know about bribery scandal facing the Milei administration
▪ Milei calls bribery scandal a lie after facing ‘rain of rocks’
▪ Untapped lithium riches are in crosshairs of Bolivian candidate
▪ Trading in ‘Lule’ Menem to save Karina Milei
▪ Violence has no place in football, but clubs have a responsibility too
▪ Alarm bell ring for investors amid graft scandal claims
▪ Argentina rolls over debt in relief for battered currency
▪ Milei pelted with stones by opponents on campaign trail, but not injured
▪ Milei unhurt after being pelted with stones while campaigning
▪ Nazi-looted masterwork spotted in Mar del Plata property ad – before disappearing
▪ Court sentences two to life for 2022 drug turf-war murder
▪ Old things work : Tech collective gives new life to e-waste
▪ Milei digs in to defend Argentina s peso before midterm elections
▪ Severely injured photo-journalist returns to intensive care
▪ Milei s Argentina adds ‘Cártel de los Soles’ to terrorism crime registry
▪ Yerba mate farmers feel the pinch as Milei ends price controls
▪ Chile suspends poultry imports from Argentina over bird flu
▪ Mercosur and Canada to resume talks over free-trade agreement
▪ Inside ANDIS: Underfunded and overworked staff detail Milei s cuts at agency
▪ Argentina boosts its scrutiny of repo loans as peso slides
▪ Bolivia presidential candidate Jorge Quiroga vows to scrap China, Russia lithium deals if elected
▪ Diego Spagnolo: Milei’s ex-lawyer caught up in bribery audio leaks
▪ Bolsonaro’s family dynasty creaks under pressure of Brazil coup trial
▪ Milei team tries to stem bribery scandal as bonds and peso sink
▪ Pumas stun All Blacks with historic 29-23 upset win
▪ All good things come to an end
▪ How can the new centrists kill polarisation?
▪ Veto swings and roundabouts
▪ Ins and outs of Congress
▪ Pensioners on the frontline of politics
▪ Milei adds a corruption scandal to his mounting list of woes
▪ Detained Chileans freed two days after football fan brawl in Argentina
▪ Lower house backs plan for Argentina to change time zone in Winter
▪ Stories that caught our eye: August 15 to 22
▪ Twist in Homo Argentum tale – Milei’s new fave film did get state funding
▪ Why fan violence still sullies Latin American football
▪ Racing and Vélez leave fans singing in the rain
▪ Tango BA Festival and 2025 Tango World Cup kicks off in Argentina
▪ Milei comes out swinging as setbacks pile up before key vote
▪ Analysts give their take on the electoral slates for October election
▪ Blame game begins after football fan violence at continental cup tie
▪ Football game ends in violence as Argentines clash with Chileans
▪ Milei complains Congress is being held ‘hostage by Kirchnerism’
▪ Ten hurt, 90 arrested as match in Argentina abandoned amid football fan violence
▪ HLB Pharma lab owner arrested over contaminated fentanyl deaths in Argentina
▪ Milei’s veto of pension increase survives congressional vote
▪ Football transfer market in Argentina enjoys new spring
▪ More than 220,000 formal jobs lost so far in Milei era
▪ Argentina’s economy extends downturn in June before midterms
▪ Bolsonaro planned to seek asylum in Argentina in 2024, Brazilian police say
▪ Economic activity in Argentina dropped 0.7% month-on-month in June
▪ Lower house rejects Milei s veto of disability emergency law
▪ Forensic report: Contaminated fentanyl ‘contributed to fatal outcomes’ in almost every case
▪ Cost of full shopping trolley up to 11% more expensive in south
▪ Poll shows Milei alliance with PRO could pay off in October midterms
▪ Sergio Neiffert: Secrets and business dealings of Milei s spy chief
▪ Brazilian goalkeeper Fábio claims world record for most football matches
▪ Milei clashes with top banks amid Argentina’s liquidity squeeze
▪ ‘Cuadernos’ corruption case: Forensic experts confirm graft log was written by driver
▪ Moche, Milei and the scales of Justice
▪ Angola civic groups urge Argentina, Messi to scrap football friendly
▪ Ex-spy Antonio ‘Jaime’ Stiuso retains influence at SIDE intelligence services
▪ Half of Argentine workers prefer hybrid model, survey shows
▪ Frontrunners in Chile s presidential race offer contrasting futures
▪ Paz or Tuto ? Meet the two candidates who will duel for Bolivian Presidency
▪ Glencore seeks incentives for US$13-billion Argentina copper mining projects
▪ From Playboy girl to politician? TV star to be candidate for Milei’s party in election
▪ Vote for change in Bolivia as two right-wing candidates head to presidential run-off
▪ Farewell Portal Palermo ?: Milei set to sell off top Buenos Aires real estate
▪ Voters end two decades of socialist rule in Bolivia
▪ Milei set to lose Bullrich and Petri after elections, reshuffle ahead
▪ Candidates named: October legislative race takes shape, polarised contest looms
▪ Argentina wins stay on YPF share transfer in US court battle
▪ Argentina wins reprieve in US court fight over YPF shares
▪ Argentina: A country that I call home
▪ Through a (bionic) glass darkly
▪ Jousting in the lists
▪ Between heaven and hell
▪ Why Milei refuses to budge an inch
▪ Is Marcos Rojo a problem or solution for Racing Club?
▪ Stories that caught our eye: August 8 to 15
▪ Kicillof tells voters to express ‘anger against austerity’ in vote
▪ Tainted fentanyl death toll clears 100 as Milei blames opposition
▪ Milei vows to end Kirchnerism, lets rip at Kicillof during campaign rally
▪ An interactive Dracula
▪ Argentina s peso gains as authorities ease hit of debt auction
▪ Zelenskyy tells Milei during call that Ukraine needs fair deal to end war
▪ Franco Mastantuono tells Read Madrid fans: ‘I will give everything for this shirt’
▪ Fentanyl scandal grows: Tainted fentanyl blamed for 87 hospital deaths in Argentina
▪ Argentina rolls over 61% in peso debt auction, yields soar
▪ Peru s president signs military crimes amnesty bill into law
▪ Argentina inflation posts mild acceleration after policy stumble
▪ Consumer prices in Argentina rose 1.9% last month, reports INDEC
▪ Actor’s ex-husband sentenced to 19 years for gender violence, sexual abuse
▪ Evo Morales threatens mass protests if Bolivia swings right
▪ Cristian Cuti Romero named captain of English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur
▪ Loneliness and isolation: the hidden threat to global health we can no longer ignore
▪ Milei and evangelism: a heavenly ally
▪ UNICEF: Girls in Latin America doing double domestic work of boys
▪ Argentina’s exports to China down 15% year-on-year in first half of 2025
▪ Milei’s FX reforms spur worst corporate default wave since 2020
▪ Julio Bitelli: ‘I don’t rule out a Milei-Lula bilateral meeting’
▪ Bolivia s right-wing on cusp of power, in 20-year first
▪ Tuto Quiroga, Doria Medina, Rodríguez – Three candidates to watch in Bolivia s election
▪ Xi takes aim at US ‘protectionism’ in phone call with Lula
▪ Argentina’s peso debt yields soar to record ahead of key auction
▪ Documents reveal hidden bond between Leonardo Scatturice and Daniel Hadad: two decades of business and power
▪ Peronist list closure: unity, local names, strategy of division
▪ Bolivian right extends its polling lead in race for president
▪ Vontobel, Neuberger see opportunity in Argentina local bond rout
▪ Candidate debate: Decisive week for Argentina’s political forces
▪ Trump urges China to quadruple US soy buying, lifting prices
▪ Milei seeks to retake initiative with vetoes after Congress pushback
▪ Milei vows ban on funding public spending with monetary issuance
▪ Deadlines or lifelines?
▪ The (wrong?) assumption that energy and mining will save Argentina
▪ Thinking outside the box
▪ Fearful Westerners turn their backs on Israel
▪ Stories that caught our eye: August 1 to 8
▪ Javier Milei to travel to the US awaiting fruits of “friendship” with Donald Trump in runup to the IMF and the trade agreement
▪ RIP to Madres de Plaza de Mayo member whose powerful testimony grabbed world’s attention
▪ Congress pushes back after Milei’s three-veto strike
▪ PRO now pro-libertarian in City too
▪ Los Menem SA: How one of Argentina’s foremost political families invoices the state
▪ Bolivia right-wing presidential hopeful vows radical change
▪ Messi, Milei and Mickey Mouse are driving Argentina s tourists to United States
▪ Report: Attacks on LGBT community on the rise in Milei s Argentina
▪ Iberia probes Free Palestine message on kosher meals
▪ Daniel Divinsky, Mafalda editor and influential publisher, dies at 83
▪ Milei blames banks and establishment for new run on currency
▪ Larry Summers says Trump policies are ‘scarily’ like Argentina’s Perón
▪ Judges in new Diego Maradona death trial reject request to step aside
▪ Boca’s horror story nightmare
▪ For Argentine farmers, Milei s free-market reforms fall short
▪ Dog ate my passport : All Black rookie in Argentina trip pickle
▪ The Cabinet’s asset rankings: Werthein, Cúneo Libarona and Caputo in the podium
▪ Record and victims of alleged Jujuy serial killer revealed
▪ YPF said to be close to buying total’s Argentina shale assets
▪ Drilling to slow in Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale, YPF CEO says
▪ Milei’s strong peso drives Argentina meatpackers to import beef
▪ Jorge Macri orders sanctions over rubbish removal
▪ Cúneo Libarona, Tim Ballard and the freak show
▪ Elites under pressure in a changing world
▪ The future Senate – Victoria’s secret?
▪ Milei at a crossroads: between isolation and the art of the deal
▪ Milei vetoes pension increases in bid for fiscal balance
▪ Relatives of deceased patients in Argentina due to allegedly contaminated fentanyl claim justice
▪ Patrick Star and Drag Queen crab: underwater robot live stream captivates Argentines
▪ Milei receives Trump’s homeland security czar for visa waiver programme agreement
▪ Argentine peso posts worst month since Milei’s 2023 devaluation
▪ IMF relaxes Argentina’s reserves target by US$5 billion in 2025
▪ Driving and deliveries: Plan B for Argentina’s professionals and pensioners
▪ IMF approves disbursement of US$2 billion for Argentina
▪ Argentina’s kids in food crisis: third of children suffering serious hardships
▪ Milei assets – the President declared over 200 million pesos and his sister a 221 percent increase
▪ Lower export duties: the government seeks farm dollars to tame the rising greenback
▪ US judge orders Argentina’s Economy Minister to turn over YPF texts
▪ Huge quake off Russia sparks Pacific tsunamis
▪ World’s ‘precarious’ trade backdrop is hurting growth, IMF says
▪ Colombian ex-president Uribe guilty of witness tampering
▪ Argentine policeman punished for letting detainees work at his wedding
▪ Welcome to hell : freed migrants tell of horrors in Salvadoran jail
▪ The secrets of Leonardo Scatturice, Milei’s lobbyist in Washington
▪ Stories that caught our eye: July 19 to 26
▪ IN WHOSE INTEREST IS INTEREST?
▪ Darkness at midnight
▪ IAEA chief encouraged by Iran decision to re-engage
▪ Argentina reaches IMF staff agreement to unlock US$2 Billion
▪ Messi, Alba suspended over MLS All-Star no-show: league
▪ Luxury boom in Milei’s Argentina masks despair among the masses
▪ England s racism claim in Argentina clash upheld by World Rugby
▪ Patria, Eaton Vance Among Investors in Argentina Pipeline Loan
▪ Argentine MotoGP to move back to Buenos Aires in 2027
▪ Indonesia sentences five foreigners for drug smuggling
▪ Google ordered to pay Argentine pictured naked in garden
▪ Away fans return to Argentine football after 11-year ban
▪ Banks in Argentina face liquidity crunch as peso yields soar
▪ IMF to discuss Argentina amid US$20-billion programme’s first review
▪ Argentina MotoGP to move back to Buenos Aires in 2027
▪ False start delays new Maradona death trial, timeframe uncertain
▪ Number of empty shops soars in capital amid consumption woes
▪ England s racism claim during clash with Argentina upheld by World Rugby
▪ Argentina’s economy contracted in May for third time in 2025
▪ Boom or broke: Milei’s shake up splits nation along financial lines
▪ Politics becomes a strictly personal matter
▪ Stories that caught our eye: July 12 to 19
▪ Argentina confirms start of privatisation process for AySA state water firm
▪ A Massacre’s Impunity Abides
▪ Jewish community commemorates AMIA centre bombing
▪ Moody s upgrades Argentina s long-term debt rating
▪ A big win in midterms would be bad news for Milei
▪ Anatomy of a macrocephalic
▪ Argentina says it won’t negotiate with Burford over YPF shares
▪ The price of verbal violence
▪ Milei steps up attacks on media as election nears
▪ The risks of the Milei government’s economic plan
▪ Living alone: one in four Argentine homes has a single occupant
▪ ‘There are many Menems – it’s hard to know which one he is’
▪ Trump backs Argentina in legal bid to suspend YPF share handover
▪ Court orders ex-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, other defendants ordered to pay US$535 million
▪ Milei tightens grip on Argentina s currency market left awash in pesos
▪ Di María s rapturous return headlines Clausura opening weekend
▪ Atlético Madrid agree deal for Albiceleste international Thiago Almada
▪ United Nations rights council criticises Milei pressure on Argentina s Judiciary
▪ YPF: Appeals court halts handover of company shares for a week
▪ Milei government confirms new ‘monotributo’ ceiling
▪ Milei celebrates as June inflation data hints at stabilistation
▪ Monthly inflation in Argentina inches up but remains low
▪ Argentina’s inflation ticked up slightly, less than expected
▪ Court upholds life sentence for man convicted of Tehuel de la Torre’s murder
▪ US judge extends Argentina’s YPF handover deadline by three days
▪ Patagotitan Mayorum: Replica of largest dinosaur in world on display at Recoleta park
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner to appear on weekly Sunday broadcast
▪ Peñico: Peruvian citadel that is nearly 4,000 years old opens doors to tourists
▪ Maradona s physician, accused in star’s death, requests trial by jury
▪ Move Group: the consultancy firm advising both government and opposition
▪ Do smartphones make people stupid?
▪ Independence for whom?
▪ Fiscal surplus versus political deficit
▪ Stories that caught our eye: July 4 to 11
▪ Governors show lone-wolf Milei their teeth – will they bite?
▪ Leandro Paredes ‘returns home’ to Boca Juniors and packed La Bombonera
▪ Clausura kick-off: Potential for surprises and upsets sky high
▪ Cases of suitcases and the political temptations of leatherwork
▪ The businessman, the employee, the private jet and 10 suitcases
▪ Milei vows veto as Senate defies pension cuts
▪ Argentina appeals US court order to hand over YPF shares
▪ Ex-president Alberto Fernández indicted for corruption in insurance case
▪ Trump’s Brazil tariffs risk upending trade from coffee to beef
▪ Peronism closes ranks in Buenos Aires Province, launches ‘Fuerza Patria’
▪ Albiceleste #1: Argentina remains top of FIFA rankings
▪ Argentina moves to appeal US judge’s order to cede YPF stake
▪ Rush of farm dollars fails to lift Argentina s peso ahead of vote
▪ Almost 300-year-old tree moved to make way for road widening
▪ Trump unveils 50% Brazil levy in response to Bolsonaro trial
▪ New Carlos Menem series hits the small screen
▪ Trips to Miami or living month-to-month – Argentina’s ‘rift’ hits consumers
▪ La Libertad Avanza, PRO ink alliance in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Boca Juniors fans called to La Bombonera for Leandro Paredes’ coming home party
▪ Milei s approval rating holds as Argentines worry more about jobs
▪ Prices in Buenos Aires City rose 2.1 percent in June
▪ Santiago Caputo, Milei’s secret weapon, disrupts domestic politics
▪ Emotional Ángel Di María finally returns home to boyhood side Rosario Central
▪ Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo identify 140th grandchild born in dictatorship captivity
▪ Trump, Brazil s Lula clash over politically charged coup trial
▪ Luna Park redevelopment plan unveiled with 2027 target
▪ BRICS criticism brings Trump 10% tariff threat
▪ Modi and Milei vow to boost trade after Buenos Aires meet
▪ President Milei hosts India PM Narendra Modi at Casa Rosada
▪ Milei hurt by yet another time bomb
▪ The autumn of the patriarch
▪ Anti-Milei sentiment growing among Argentina’s elites
▪ Yesterday’s Petrol Fiasco
▪ We need to talk about Conan
▪ Stories that caught our eye: June 27 to July 4
▪ Inter-American Court of Human Rights says states must protect people from climate change
▪ Lawyers demand release of anti-Espert ‘K’ protesters
▪ Scandal in Congress: Kirchnerite, libertarian deputies row ends session
▪ YPF: How a company was purchased with its own money, generating a multi-billion-dollar lawsuit
▪ Argentina s government appeals US$16-billion YPF court ruling
▪ River Plate rile rivals by breaking bank for Racing Club’s Maxi Salas
▪ Meet Argentina’s ‘stressed’: the ‘non-poor’ who can’t reach the end of the month under Milei
▪ Lula hugs it out with Milei, but saves warm embrace for Fernández de Kirchner
▪ Brazil s Lula pledges solidarity as he visits house-confined Cristina Fernández de Kirchner
▪ Investors see way for Milei to end fight over state oil company YPF
▪ Convictions in FIFA corruption case reinstated, rules court
▪ Milei urges Mercosur to pursue greater trade openness at summit
▪ Milei reportedly ‘not interested’ in meeting Mercosur peers
▪ Musk walks back chainsaw wielding display: ‘It lacked empathy’
▪ Mercosur, European EFTA bloc conclude talks on free-trade deal
▪ Swiss-Norway group and South America’s Mercosur agree on free-trade deal
▪ Argentina’s peso weakens as seasonal bonus stokes dollar demand
▪ Court approves Lula’s visit to house-bound Fernández de Kirchner
▪ Fate of EU free-trade deal looms as Milei hosts Mercosur summit
▪ Milei’s foreign-exchange shake-up has brokers moving into banking
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner seeks permission for Lula visit under house arrest
▪ Monteverde leads Peronism to first triumph in Rosario in half-decade
▪ Milei vows appeal amid fallout as US judge orders transfer of YPF shares
▪ Discrimination : AFA slams anti-Semitic acts by fans of All Boys football team
▪ Argentina s economy grew more than expected after Milei lifted controls
▪ Milei’s actor friend runs state agency with multi-million-dollar budget
▪ Court strikes down Milei decree restricting right to strike
▪ Argentina must turn over 51% stake in YPF, US judge rules
▪ INDEC statistics body reveals how many dollars Argentines have stashed away
▪ EU to present Mercosur trade deal in coming days
▪ Milei makes waves by taking his dog Conan to interview
▪ Milei to host Mercosur presidents amid tensions with Lula
▪ Argentina s Foreign Ministry condemns Iran s threats against IAEA chief Grossi
▪ TotalEnergies gets offers for potential sale of Argentina shale oil assets
▪ France and Argentina sign agreement on critical minerals
▪ OAS calls for negotiations between Argentina, UK over Malvinas
▪ British ambassador hails bicentennial of relations with Argentina in farewell bow
▪ The world is Donald Trump’s playpen
▪ Milei’s Argentina: A tale of two pockets
▪ Midterms in midyear
▪ Carnal relations
▪ Stories that caught our eye: June 20 to June 27
▪ Milei launches La Libertad Avanza s campaign in Buenos Aires Province
▪ The final symphony: Honouring Lalo Schifrin
▪ Mission: Impossible composer Lalo Schifrin dies aged 93
▪ Crop traders rush to secure Argentine cargoes as Milei perk ends
▪ Córdoba Province sells US$725 million of debt abroad
▪ Argentine fintech Tapi buys Mastercard unit in Mexico expansion
▪ Argentina to beef up Milei’s security for overseas travel
▪ Boca s best efforts fall well short of expectations
▪ Court says Fernández de Kirchner’s allies need authorisation to visit
▪ China imports Argentina soy meal in trial amid US tensions
▪ UK fintech giant Revolut to acquire BNP’s Cetelem in Argentina
▪ Judge in Argentina orders trial in absentia for 10 suspects in 1994 AMIA bombing
▪ Inter Milan down nine-man River Plate to advance in Battle of Seattle
▪ Workers at Garrahan Children s Hospital strike over pay, budget cutbacks
▪ Another frustrating low for Boca Juniors at Club World Cup
▪ Child poverty on rise in northwest and northwest of Argentina
▪ Scandal-hit judge responsible for scrapped Maradona death trial resigns
▪ Boca Juniors held by amateurs Auckland City, crash out of Club World Cup
▪ Ceasefire in Iran-Israel war takes hold
▪ President Milei vetoes aid fund for flood-ravaged Bahía Blanca
▪ Supreme Court revives Correo Argentino case linked to Macri family
▪ Argentina raises security threat level amid Iran conflict
▪ Brazil records 62% jump in area burned by forest fires, says monitor
▪ United States tells Latin America to choose a side in Iran conflict
▪ Argentina s economy grows less than expected as imports surge
▪ Economic pick-up fails to filter through to Argentina s job market
▪ IAEA seeks access to Iran nuclear sites to account for highly enriched uranium stockpiles
▪ River Plate frustrated by Monterrey in 0-0 stalemate
▪ Trump: Iran nuclear facilities completely and totally obliterated
▪ South American teams lay down the gauntlet to Europe at Club World Cup
▪ Iran threatens Argentine diplomat who leads UN nuclear agency
▪ Argentina’s Supreme Court digs deeper into discovered Nazi archive
▪ Liberty not advancing for everybody
▪ Begin the begin
▪ High noon for Israel and the ayatollahs
▪ Will Milei be haunted by the ghost of Cristina?
▪ Dissidence will be treated as treason
▪ Bayern overcome battling Boca Juniors to reach Club World Cup last 16
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner claims police are attempting to provoke supporters
▪ Stories that caught our eye: June 13 to 20
▪ Europe s lithium quest hampered by China and lack of cash
▪ President Milei: Iran is an enemy of Argentina
▪ Unemployment rises despite economic recovery, data shows
▪ Trump tells Israel, world he’ll make Iran war decision in ‘next two weeks’
▪ Cristina, wherefore art thou? Argentina on (permanent) CFK balcony watch
▪ Messi strikes as Inter Miami stun Porto at Club World Cup
▪ Córdoba nurse given life sentence for murder of five newborn babies
▪ South American giants ignite Club World Cup
▪ Argentina’s spies expose alleged Russian disinformation group
▪ We will return, Fernández de Kirchner tells crowd in Plaza de Mayo
▪ House arrest for Cristina Fernández de Kirchner – 10 keys from the court ruling
▪ CFK begins house arrest: ‘Can I go out to my balcony or not?’
▪ Tens of thousands rally in support of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner
▪ Oxenford takes up post as Argentina’s ambassador to United States
▪ Fernández de Kirchner’s supporters march in Buenos Aires
▪ Milei authorises sale of semi-automatic and assault weapons to civilians
▪ Inflation and the ballot box: Milei bets on falling prices to win votes
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner sentenced to house arrest in graft case
▪ Milei cools Argentina wholesale inflation to lowest since 2020
▪ Milei announces overhaul of Federal Police’s powers
▪ River Plate ease past Japan s Urawa to start Club World Cup tilt
▪ Court rules Cristina Fernández de Kirchner will serve six-year prison term at home
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner granted house arrest, claims lawyer
▪ Argentine deregulation offers upside for Globant in a tough year
▪ Milei calls Netanyahu to express Argentina s support for Israel amid Iran conflict
▪ Trump says wants real end to Israel-Iran conflict, not ceasefire
▪ Boca denied by two compatriots as Benfica fight back
▪ Poll finds public turning to AI bots for news updates
▪ ‘Argentina with Cristina’ – Allies to join CFK at federal court surrender
▪ United Nations slams pushback against diversity
▪ Argentina condemns Iran over Vahidi appointment, attack on Israel
▪ CFK s supporters keep vigil over threat of prison
▪ Tougher times for politicians on the take
▪ Convicted, confirmed, confined
▪ What is a Supreme Court for?
▪ The lady vanishes
▪ President Javier Milei honoured with ‘Jewish Nobel’
▪ Stories that caught our eye: June 6 to 13
▪ Flying Argentina’s flag on the international stage
▪ Argentines split on CFK verdict amid distrust in Judiciary
▪ Real Madrid sign River Plate starlet Franco Mastantuono
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner to present herself before courts on Wednesday
▪ CFK conviction prompts political shockwaves, protests
▪ Win for Milei as inflation reaches slowest pace since pandemic
▪ Argentina s monthly inflation rate drops to 1.5% – lowest level in almost five years
▪ Explainer: Keys to Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s conviction
▪ IMF applauds Argentina s measures to boost dollar reserves
▪ Casa Rosada expects Fernández de Kirchner s arrest to be ‘respectful’
▪ Unity or infighting? Milei government awaits Peronism’s next move
▪ New Peronist generation must now grow without Cristina
▪ Bunge close to getting China ruling on Viterra deal
▪ Fernández de Kirchner seeks house arrest, denounces ‘persecution’ at ICC
▪ Milei: Argentina will move Israel Embassy to Jerusalem in 2026
▪ FIFA Club World Cup risks deepening inequality in Latin American football
▪ FIFA Club World Cup fixtures – when do Boca Juniors and River Plate play?
▪ FIFA s Club World Cup finally faces the ultimate test
▪ Bank of China, JPMorgan among banks in Argentina US$2-billion repo
▪ Dollar-obsessed Argentines have a newfound love for buying gold
▪ UN atomic boss achieves gender parity – just don’t call it DEI
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s ban from office marks new chapter for Argentina
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner: divisive left-winger tainted by fraud
▪ Israel welcomes President Javier Milei for second official visit
▪ Argentina bonds rise on new measures to lure dollars
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner given five days to present herself to courthouse
▪ CFK slams Supreme Court ruling as clampdown on popular vote
▪ Supreme Court upholds ex-president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner s prison sentence
▪ Argentina’s top court bans Cristina Fernández de Kirchner from public office for life
▪ World Bank lifts Argentina 2025 growth forecast to 5.5%
▪ Milei decree to amend Glaciers Law, extend areas for exploitation
▪ Milei lands in Israel, makes second emotional visit to Wailing Wall
▪ Cristina s key quotes – ex-president speaks out before Supreme Court ruling
▪ Anti-Corruption Office clears Milei of responsibility in ‘cryptogate’ scandal
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner calls on supporters to organise amid threat of arrest
▪ Defiant Fernández de Kirchner warns Milei era ‘will end in major crisis’
▪ Argentina eases bond auction rules in aim to lure more dollars
▪ Milei: Cruelty as the method
▪ EU-Mercosur deal, nuclear talks top agenda as Milei meets Macron
▪ Milei’s crypto promoting not improper, Anti-Corruption Office says
▪ ‘Jailed or dead’: Cristina Fernández de Kirchner speaks out ahead of graft ruling
▪ Ruling party prevails in Misiones, but La Libertad Avanza steals show
▪ Inflation in Buenos Aires City slows to monthly 1.6%
▪ Milei renews attacks on Spanish PM Sánchez during Madrid visit
▪ The gloomy science as gloom for science
▪ Child pornography swoop leads to 20 arrests in 12 nations
▪ Social cohesion, poverty top agenda at Milei-Pope meeting
▪ Pope Leo XIV confirms Argentina visit during meeting with Milei
▪ Milei’s (unnecessary) enemies are piling up
▪ Humanity in the grip of a death wish
▪ Damocles’ sword and a Mexican stand-off in the Province
▪ On a mission in omission
▪ YPF signs LNG export deal with Italy’s ENI during Milei s stop in Rome
▪ Stories that caught our eye: June 1 to 7
▪ Argentina loss leaves Chile’s World Cup dreams in tatters
▪ Buenos Aires Province debt climbs as Milei confronts local election test
▪ Coming home as a champion
▪ Milei bill promises protection for Argentina s dirty ‘mattress dollars’
▪ Milei’s changes at Paka Paka, state children’s channel, sparks controversy
▪ President Milei begins 10-day tour of Italy, France, Spain, Israel
▪ Brazil s Lula urges Macron to seal EU-Mercosur trade deal
▪ Milei removes ESMA museum director, sparking backlash from rights groups
▪ Dismissal threats end strike at Garrahan Children s Hospital
▪ Argentina’s state energy firm YPF to sign LNG export deal with Italy s ENI
▪ Newell s Old Boys suspends nine-year-old footballers over photo with Central player
▪ Unity march boosts pensioners protest against Milei s austerity cuts
▪ Brush with censorship: Milei-critical artist has work taken down at Beijing Embassy
▪ Trump s trade war: United States doubles steel, aluminium tariffs
▪ Bounced cheques soar to five-year high under Milei’s austerity
▪ Quarter of rough sleepers in Buenos Aires City have been on streets for less than year
▪ Paraguay pitches Argentina, Brazil on natural gas pipeline plan
▪ Hospital staff march to Obelisk in pay dispute protest
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s return risks dividing opposition in boon for Milei
▪ Experts voice femicide concerns on Ni Una Menos 10th anniversary
▪ Small island of Annobón seeks recognition from Argentina
▪ Cristina Fernández de Kirchner says she will run for office in Buenos Aires Province
▪ Miguel Ángel Russo named Boca coach ahead of Club World Cup
▪ Workers rights in free fall globally, says trade union report
▪ Milei’s FX gambit sparks sharpest demand for dollars since 2019
▪ Court suspends Milei’s decree limiting right to strike after labour challenge
▪ Platense defeat Huracán in Apetura decider to clinch first league title
▪ Milei to meet Meloni, Pope Leo, Netanyahu on 10-day international tour
▪ Trump says he will double steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%
▪ Milei chooses to ignore emerging consensuses
▪ Censorship is making a comeback just about everywhere
▪ Stories that caught our eye: May 24 to 31
▪ Milei denies targeting critics after intelligence plan leak
▪ Unfancied Huracán and Platense go for glory in top-flight final
▪ Argentina s government announces voluntary military service scheme
▪ Argentina dismantles Tren de Aragua money-laundering cell
▪ Ángel Di María returns from Europe to play for boyhood club Rosario Central
▪ Anger as Maradona death trial annulled due to disgraced judge
▪ ‘Provocation’: Montenegro slams plan to hand over part of ESMA site
▪ Espionage plan claims remain in spotlight with further SIDE revelations
▪ Investigation into missing five-year-old Loan advances towards trial
▪ Maradona death trial collapses in scandal as court orders restart
▪ El Eternauta protest: Scientists rally against Milei’s toxic funding cuts
▪ Milei gets Tuttle Twins to teach free markets to Argentine kids
▪ Argentina sells peso bonds abroad for first time since Macri era
▪ Argentina raises US$1 billion in peso-denominated bond issuance
▪ Mercado Pago will apply for Argentina banking licence
▪ Villarruel taps ex-officer who ordered destruction of dictatorship records
▪ Milei to receive prize in Israel next month, speak at Knesset
▪ Scandalous scenes as Maradona death trial is thrown into disarray
▪ Limit on tax agency referral for shopping raised to 10 million pesos
▪ Milei intervenes in currency market despite letting Argentine peso float
▪ Milei burnishes his Trump ties by hosting health chief RFK Jr
▪ Milei has cut 48,000 public-sector jobs since taking office
▪ La Libertad Avanza, PRO near agreement for Buenos Aires Province vote
▪ Future of Maradona death trial in doubt as scandal-hit judge steps down
▪ Caputo confirms first peso-denominated debt sale in nearly a decade
▪ Argentina ratifies WHO withdrawal during RFK Jr visit
▪ Maradona death trial in peril with judge under microscope
▪ Argentina claims return to global markets with peso bond sale
▪ Milei officials beef with Darín over price of a dozen empanadas
▪ Empanada attack: Milei’s defenders slam actor Ricardo Darín
▪ Six provinces demand over US$9 billion from national government
▪ Carlo Ancelotti in Brazil on mission to restore Seleçao s lost glory
▪ Witness claims Maradona trial filming is for documentary about judge
▪ Milei wants to paint Argentina violet
▪ One small step or a giant leap?
▪ Milei’s purple patch
▪ Battle royale
▪ Distrusting Argentines loath to bank their mattress dollars
▪ Platense’s ‘brothers’ target play-off glory after eliminating River
▪ Things ain’t what they used to be – and nor were they then
▪ Stories that caught our eye: May 17 to 24
▪ Argentina imposes new limits on Casa Rosada press accreditation
▪ Argentina signals to investors IMF cash to come despite reserves
▪ Milei unveils plan to draw dollars out from under mattresses
▪ Anger from unions as Milei expands limits on right to strike
▪ Milei’s revamp lets Argentines send US$43,700 – no questions asked
▪ Patagonian province on war footing over Milei’s threat to industry
▪ Milei redefines essential services by decree, limits right to strike
▪ Photographer freed after being violently detained at protest
▪ Telecom Argentina sells debt amid Telefónica takeover scrutiny
▪ Investments, remonetisation, reforms – the doubts of US business leaders
▪ MercadoLibre CEO steps aside after 25 years for chairman job
▪ Argentina’s economy grew less than expected in March
▪ Milei, Caputo eye dollars under the mattress
▪ Rich Argentines face higher energy bills after Milei subsidy cut
▪ Milei downgrades Argentina s Human Rights Secretariat, slashes staff
▪ Milei stumbles in bid to unchain farmers as soy tax break ends
▪ ‘Invest now because Argentina is very cheap,’ Milei tells business leaders
▪ 30% in the City – just how well did La Libertad Avanza do?
▪ Maradona death trial suspended for a week after complaints about judge
▪ Milei shuts down unit investigating crypto scandal
▪ Milei shuts office investigating ‘cryptogate’ $LIBRA scandal
▪ Rio Tinto invests in major Chilean lithium project
▪ US offers reward for info on Hezbollah at Argentina-Brazil-Paraguay border
▪ City election reveals Argentina’s new democracy
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