After the spectacular collapse of Milei’s reform package, his deputies presented a bill to overturn legal abortion — but was it a smokescreen or just incompetence?

Analysts said Milei would struggle to pass laws without a majority — and that his plans could only be implemented with repression. So far, it looks like they were half right

The anti-protest narrative presented by Milei’s administration cannot obfuscate all the Argentines marching en masse against it

His speech warned against the dangers of ‘socialism,’ giving the international community a new image of Argentina blatantly out of touch with global issues

The decision came as a response to the CGT’s nationwide strike scheduled for January 24

The Andean country’s troubling descent into gang violence has some parallels with Argentina — but the comparison only goes so far

As a candidate, he undermined the country’s democratic consensus. As president, he seems intent on stretching democracy to its limits

Police violence and attacks on fundamental rights are not the answer to frustration with roadblocks

Legal precedents in the Supreme Court forebode a bad outcome for the government