President Javier Milei’s ley bases scraped through the Senate this week while a fierce repression by security forces raged outside, holding dozens under disproportionate charges

The scandal surrounding the government’s food hoarding shows what destroying the state means in practice

From online trolls to the Casa Rosada, the government explicitly rejects Argentina’s feminist movement. Less than six months in, it’s proven deadly

The recent diplomatic crisis with Spain shows that he is much more interested in culture wars than in advancing Argentine interests

The omnibus bill 2.0 and fiscal package’s approval in the Lower House is his first legislative win — but the war is far from over

But it’s for used fighter jets and pay increases for government officials, not universities

Argentine retirees protesting poverty were met with pepper spray. They deserve better

The government is patting itself on the back while ignoring a new recession that has the country on its knees

Behind La Libertad Avanza’s rhetoric targeting a corrupt political class is a series of nepotistic appointments, two of which made headlines this week