Peronism lost three key deputies over the past week, while the ruling party continues to add new members

Despite a stalled economy and corruption scandals, 41% of Argentines decided to renew their support for the libertarian experiment. Voters and analysts explain what happened

Buenos Aires province province voters will see the face of José Luis Espert on the ticket, despite the fact that he dropped out

The Milei ally pulled out of the midterms after admitting to receiving US$200,000 from an alleged drug trafficker

Buenos Aires province candidate José Luis Espert posted a video stating that the US$200,000 he received did not come directly from accused drug trafficker Fred Machado, but from ‘related’ companies

José Luis Espert’s name was found in records as receiving US$200,000 from Federico Machado, an Argentine businessman awaiting extradition

Following Sunday’s defeat in the Buenos Aires Province elections, the president has set up an internal discussion forum that includes his sister Karina, Martín Menem, and Santiago Caputo

The Buenos Aires governor said Sunday’s results were ‘to be expected’ because the government’s economic plan ‘is sinking’

Peronists said Sunday’s victory constituted a rejection of austerity and the small-state model, while Libertarians admitted to ‘mistakes’ but were tight-lipped about what, exactly, would change