Category: Argentina
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Global Shock as Maradona Trial Collapses Amid Judicial Scandal
Local sources from Argentina: ANSA Latina, Clarin.com. UK coverage: BBC. In a striking turn of events that has captured global attention, the trial investigating the death of football icon Diego Maradona was declared null and void in Argentina, sending shockwaves through the international community and the legal system. The trial,…
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Argentina Approves Milei’s Basic Law and Fiscal Reforms
Local sources from Argentina: FRANCE 24 Español, ámbito.com. UK coverage: Bloomberg. In a historic session in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies, President Javier Milei’s Basic Law project and fiscal reforms were approved, marking a significant milestone in the country’s economic and political landscape. The Basic Law, a mega-reform aimed at…
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Bolivia’s Peaceful Transition of Power: A Shift Towards Democracy in Latin America
Local sources from Argentina: ámbito.com, BBC.com. UK coverage: Financial Times. Bolivia, a country with a turbulent history of political instability and numerous coup attempts, has recently witnessed a remarkable change in its political landscape. Former President Evo Morales was forced to resign amid allegations of electoral fraud, but instead of…
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Bolivian General Arrested Following Attempted Coup
Local sources from Argentina: Página/12, elDiario.es. UK coverage: Financial Times. Bolivia is in turmoil as a general, Williams Kaliman, has been arrested after an apparent coup attempt. The country has been facing political unrest, with President Evo Morales resigning amidst allegations of electoral fraud and weeks of protests. The arrest…
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Violent Protests Erupt in Buenos Aires as Argentina’s Senate Approves Austerity Measures
Local sources from Argentina: CNN en Español, La Tercera. UK coverage: The Guardian. Buenos Aires, Argentina – Violent protests erupted in Buenos Aires as Argentina’s Senate narrowly approved the first set of austerity measures proposed by President Javier Milei. The measures, aimed at cutting spending and deregulating the economy, have…
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Javier Milei’s Divine Mission: Argentine Economist Seeks Divine Intervention to Cure Economic Woes
Local sources from Argentina: Noticias, BorderPeriodismo. UK coverage: Financial Times. Javier Milei, an Argentine economist and political candidate, is seeking divine assistance to cure Argentina’s economic problems. Milei, known for his libertarian views, has formed an unusual alliance with a group of evangelical pastors who claim to possess the power…
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Javier Milei Inauguration: Shock Treatment, Austerity, and the Future of Argentina
Local sources from Argentina: EL PAÍS Argentina, LA NACION. UK coverage: BBC. On Sunday, Argentina inaugurated its first far-right president in 40 years, Javier Milei. In his speech to the crowd, Milei warned the country of a “shock treatment” to come, and he personalized the presidential baton with engravings of…
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Javier Milei Wins Argentina’s Presidential Election, Outlines Program of Radical Transformation
Local sources from Argentina: EL PAÍS, infobae. UK coverage: The Telegraph. Argentina has a new president-elect, and his name is Javier Milei. The extreme libertarian economist won a landslide victory in the country’s presidential election, and he has outlined a program of radical transformation. Milei has vowed to privatize Argentina’s…
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