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Javier Milei - Page 3

September 6, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

The Malvinas Return to Argentina’s Political Front Line

The World Cup semi-final in July was more than a football match for many Argentinians. When their national team defeated England 2-1 after a nerve-racking contest, two of Argentina’s leading players displayed

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

Argentina Opens Door to $5 Billion Foreign Debt Deal as Government Expands Borrowing Powers

Business

The Argentine government has authorized the Ministry of Economy to contract up to $5 billion in public debt from international financial institutions, granting executive

Argentina’s Fiscal Tightening Under the Milei Administration

Argentina/Geopolitics/World

Javier Milei’s government took office in December 2023 with a strong rhetoric about the need to expand freedom. However, rather than expanding it, his

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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