Milei’s ruling coalition agrees to over 100 modifications in a bid to push a massive state reform bill through Congress

Meanwhile, Congress failed to form a commission to discuss President Javier Milei’s mega-decree. What happens now?

La Libertad Avanza expect plain sailing for the president’s flagship bill. Their opponents promise stormy waters. Here’s what happens now

Legal challenges to the president’s controversial decree have descended into forum shopping as the government, plaintiffs, and the courts fight over jurisdiction

LLA legislators have told the government that extraordinary sessions will have to be extended in order to cover the bill in its entirety

The lawyer and UCR member was Patricia Bullrich’s vice presidential candidate for Juntos por el Cambio

The president-elect’s press team announced she would be retrieving the same position she held during Macri’s administration

The president-elect had said the leader of the Catholic Church is the representative of Satan on Earth

The former KPMG head’s comments came in a radio interview. Milei’s team has said he will not announce his cabinet until he takes office