The Congressional Budget Office, which advises lawmakers on economic issues, now needs ruling party approval to publish its reports

A judge ruled that the execution of 12 men — of which seven survived — was a human rights violation committed by the Argentine state 70 years ago

Despite the uptick, the administration’s overall average trust rating fell to its lowest level since Milei took office in December 2023

The lawyer and political newcomer defeated Petro-backed leftist Iván Cepeda, who has called for a review of thousands of ballots before the result is certified

The chief of staff confirmed he will no longer lead the government’s official communications. He is replaced by national deputy Adrián Ravier

The ruling coalition’s caucus leader, Patricia Bullrich, postponed an interpellation of the chief of staff till July 2 that could lead to a vote of no confidence

The case will examine the abduction and identity substitution of Marcos Ramos and his brother during the last dictatorship

Two years after the boy’s disappearance in Corrientes, hearings are set to begin. Though there are 17 defendants, there is still no clear hypothesis of what happened

As the government staged a show of unity, opposition lawmakers, social media users and even allies questioned the chief of staff’s account of how he made his money