Stemming from the fiscal chapter of the first omnibus bill, the administration’s project also proposes cuts to personal asset tax and a scheme to regularize undeclared assets, but leaves out delicate matters such as export duties and pension reform

The Herald’s managing editor, Amy Booth, on the Spanish word for beans, spending the pandemic in Argentina, and the appropriate color for sweet corn empanadas

The Foundation for Human Rights director on how Argentina and South Africa can learn from each other and the emergence of a Milei-era ‘counter-narrative’

Child marriage exposes girls to sexual violence and early pregnancy. These researchers are campaigning for the right to decide

Six governors representing all of southern Argentina co-signed the statement, describing themselves as the “United Provinces of the South”

The former president and vice published the document today over concerns Milei is accelerating his dollarization plans, a source said

The bill would punish abortion with jail time — but has been panned as a distraction from the omnibus bill’s collapse

Brian A. Nichols, US Assistant Secretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, said any potential future agreement with the IMF would be ‘beneficial’ for Argentines

Lawmakers negotiated eleventh-hour modifications that cut down on privatizations and the scope of Milei’s legislative powers. The articles will now be voted on individually

The about-turns form part of the Milei administration’s negotiations to secure support for the omnibus bill in Congress