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October 29, 2026
Argentina/World

Argentine Lawmaker Seeks Criminal Probe into Flávio Bolsonaro’s Departure for US

An Argentine lawmaker has filed a criminal complaint seeking an investigation into how Brazilian senator Flávio Bolsonaro entered Argentina and flew to the United States despite a judicial order prohibiting him from

Argentina/Geopolitics/World

Milei Escalates Falklands Dispute With Military Base Threat

Argentine President Javier Milei has announced plans to establish a military base as Buenos Aires takes a tougher position in its longstanding dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands. Milei also threatened sanctions against companies seeking to exploit the waters

September 4, 2026

Milei-Lula Feud Triggers Deepest Argentina-Brazil Diplomatic Rift in Years

Argentina/Brazil/World

The increasingly bitter personal feud between Argentine President Javier Milei and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has escalated into the most serious

Argentine Court Strikes Down Milei Decree Restricting Citizenship for Foreigners

Argentina/World

The Argentine judiciary has annulled a decree issued by President Javier Milei that sought to restrict the granting of Argentine citizenship to foreign nationals,

Health Movement Demands New Global Order

June 7, 2024
Argentina/Health

Hundreds of health activists gathered in Mar del Plata, Argentina, in April to reinvigorate the struggle for health rights. This fifth global assembly since 2000 underscored the enduring vibrancy of the People’s

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Milei is beating the odds. Will it last?

May 9, 2024
Argentina/Diplomacy

What happens when a country with triple-digit inflation and chronic fiscal deficits elects a chainsaw-wielding populist with a dead dog for chief counsel as president? Back in November, following the unexpected triumph of the

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Elections in Argentina: A Working Class Perspective

October 27, 2023
Argentina

A few days before the October 22 elections in Argentina, almost 90 percent of the polls indicated that the winner would be Javier Milei, the “insane” candidate of the right—as described by Estela de Carlotto, president

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Far-Right Libertarian Javier Milei Receives Largest Vote Share in Argentina’s Primaries

August 16, 2023
Argentina/News

With over 97 percent of votes counted, the far-right Liberty Advances presidential ticket has confirmed its lead in the primary elections held in Argentina on August 13, taking 30.04 percent of the votes.

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Police in Argentina’s Jujuy Province Raid Home of Indigenous Activist Milagro Sala

July 6, 2023
Argentina/News

On June 29, police in the Jujuy province of Argentina raided the home of Indigenous and social leader Milagro Sala, who has been imprisoned since January 2016. Human rights and social activists allege

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