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Facundo Iglesia
Facundo Iglesia is an economics, finance and technology reporter for the Buenos Aires Herald. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Wired, Le Monde Diplomatique, Rest of World, Perfil, among many others. In 2021, he won the ESET Latin American Award for Journalism on Computer Security.
It will be the second since President Javier Milei took office
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The Supreme Court said Fernando Cerimedo was one of the people responsible for spreading a false electoral fraud narrative
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In an unexpected blow to President Javier Milei, progress on his flagship bill was reversed after deputies unexpectedly sent it back to the legislative drawing board
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The document accuses the police of using chemical agents and rubber bullets against 35 journalists and lawyers during the protests outside Congress
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The Fund recommends Milei form ‘broader coalitions in Congress’ to pass his proposed reforms in latest staff report
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The demonstrators were protesting for a second night against President Javier Milei’s reform package, which proposes massive privatizations and delegating legislative powers to the president
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The international lender also announced that it would extend the current deal through December
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In October, the Fund said it expected the country to grow this year by 2.8 points
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Argentina is ‘very close’ to being able to dollarize the economy, Milei says
The president stated that the elimination of the Central Bank is also still on the table
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The ruling coalition secured majority support in commissions, although many participants expressed partial disagreement
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