AmCham and IDEA called for honest candidates and gender parity in the country’s top court

The Fund’s Western Hemisphere Director warned that the burden of fiscal adjustment should not fall ‘disproportionately on working families’

Only two daily newscasts remain on air. Ten columnists and hosts have had their contracts terminated

The Foundation for Human Rights director on how Argentina and South Africa can learn from each other and the emergence of a Milei-era ‘counter-narrative’

Casa Rosada will present a video with their own version about state terrorism in the anniversary of the 1976 coup this Sunday

Ministers Patricia Bullrich and Luis Petri announced a security package that would change Argentina’s Homeland Security Law if approved

Argentina’s top court should have five members, but it has had four since 2021

The move is meant to combat the spike in drug trafficking and gang-related violence with critics concerned about its effectiveness

LLA and PRO complained about the ‘defense of political privileges’ while the UCR were divided