Argentina’s libertarian president said he’d take a ‘deep chainsaw’ to the state in his second year in office

The rights watchdog made the comment in a note celebrating the identification of a man stolen from his parents by the dictatorship

The attorney general said Patricia Bullrich and Gerardo Werthein are considered ‘persons of interest’ in the case

The government recently slashed 50% of the Human Rights Secretariat staff, which is in charge of running them

Mayor Jorge Macri also announced he will call for extraordinary legislative sessions to eliminate mandatory primaries

The Mi Argentina and the SUBE card apps suffered a cyber attack on Christmas Day and were down until early Thursday

Human rights watchdog CELS expressed concern over two decrees allowing the military to carry out tasks normally reserved for police

Formerly the IMF’s US Executive Director, Mauricio Claver-Carone has been highly critical of Argentina’s economic policies, singling out President Javier Milei and Economy Minister Luis Caputo

Deregulation Minister Federico Sturzenegger shared a list of defunct government agencies on social media: ‘You’ll laugh and cry’