In an interview and a flurry of social media posts, Milei said that ‘Iran is an enemy of Argentina’ and that his country is ‘on the right side of history’

The president honored Flag Day in Buenos Aires, eschewing the traditional celebration in Rosario the vicepresident attended

It went up by 1.5 points in three months. The amount of Argentines who are over-employed sits at 26.6%

Citizens with a legal permit will be able to own semiautomatic assault rifles, carbines, or machine guns

Vaguely-worded permissions will allow officers to detain people who ‘could commit a crime’

The Milei administration reacted to the recent appointment of Ahmad Vahidi, accused of the AMIA bombing in Buenos Aires in 1994, as head of the Revolutionary Guard

President Javier Milei confirmed plans to move Argentina’s embassy to Jerusalem during a visit the day before Israel’s strike

He said the outcome is proof of independence of powers, calling himself ‘the first president’ to not meddle with the judiciary

The Argentine president also affirmed his controversial decision to move the country’s embassy from Tel Aviv to West Jerusalem