Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced a series of measures and warned that inflation is going up in the coming months

Journalists weigh in on the apocalyptic picture painted by the new president in his inaugural speech

The Appeals Court found the evidence for the opposition’s complaint lacking after two weeks of uncertainty

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

He acknowledged differences with the Milei administration, saying his government would have to coexist with one that has priorities he ‘does not share’

Argentina’s new president is rapidly becoming the darling of arch-conservatives in the United States and across the globe

Videos show how Gastón Mercanzini tried to throw a glass bottle at Javier Milei as he was being driven to the Casa Rosada on inauguration day

An in-depth exploration of Argentina’s new vice president by Ximena Tordini. Originally published in Crisis magazine, translated and adapted for the Herald.

Javier Milei has said it’s going to be long and hard, but there’s no other way — and that if he doesn’t follow his plan to the letter, the consequences will be worse. That’s how he won.