
Milei claims to be "the most Zionist president in the world" and calls Iran an enemy.
In a speech in New York, the Argentine president announced a strategic alliance with the US and Israel, breaking with Argentina's tradition of neutrality.
The decision benefiting Joel Borges Corrêa was made by the country's National Commission for Refugees.
Argentina recorded the second worst industrial decline in the world between 2024 and 2025, with the closure of 2.436 companies and the loss of almost 73 formal jobs.
Reform approved by the Argentine Senate allows for workdays of up to 12 hours.
Fabian Restivo argues that Javier Milei's labor reform removes historical guarantees and transfers decision-making power to companies.
The proposal now goes to the far-right president Javier Milei for his signature.
The bill passed by a vote of 40 to 31, moves to the Chamber of Deputies, and has generated protests and warnings from NGOs.
Police resorted to using tear gas and water cannons. Video
A 24-hour strike puts pressure on the Chamber of Deputies, which is debating labor reforms already approved by the Senate.
The Ministry of Security announces an "exclusive zone" for journalists and promises police action during demonstrations against labor reform.
Police use tear gas and rubber bullets in Buenos Aires and Córdoba while the Senate debates changes to labor laws.
January's 2,9% increase surpasses forecasts, puts pressure on food and tariffs, and reopens crisis at INDEC after the resignation of the agency's head.