Presidential spokesman Adorni insisted that ‘there’s no money’ and that the new administration ‘will do the impossible to prevent a catastrophe’

Presidential spokesperson Manuel Adorni said Argentina was ‘immersed in a deep economic crisis’ in a press conference after the meeting

Manuel Adorni claimed that some state jobs are ‘for political reasons’ and ‘don’t contribute anything’ in his first conference

Raúl Alfonsín’s presidential inauguration on December 10, 1983, ended the dictatorship, enshrining the date in the country’s collective memory forever

The figures come after President Alberto Fernández sparked controversy by claiming that official statistics overestimate poverty

The lawyer and UCR member was Patricia Bullrich’s vice presidential candidate for Juntos por el Cambio

With a planned drastic reduction in Argentina’s number of ministries, the president-elect has named most of the new administration’s key players — with some glaring exceptions

Expectations for a final deal before the new administration are lowered as Argentine negotiators cancel a trip to Brasilia and President Alberto Fernández cites ‘great resistance from Europe’

One was convicted of aggravated homicide for shooting Nahuel when evicting a Mapuche community in 2017

Milei confirmed both positions in an interview on Wednesday