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On paper, Argentina is healing. Inflation has slowed dramatically, the fiscal accounts are balanced, and the government celebrates what it calls an economic 'reactivation' after decades of supposed mismanagement.
Cuenta Suspendido - X suspende cuentes que incumplen las reglas (Account suspended - X suspends accounts that violate the rules)
The Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA), is reportedly drafting rules that would allow commercial banks to offer bitcoin.
I think it will interest you not because of my moral case against taxes (a case which was new to most attendees), but because of the reasons Milei is flirting with failure (reasons that I don't think most of the attendees had considered).
La Libertad Avanza secured the most votes nationwide, while the Peronist alliance came in second with 31.67% and Provincias Unidas failed to gain traction
Latin American Political Earthquake: Milei's Midterm Victory In Argentina Puts Chile In Focus Ahead Of Elections
Argentina's bonds, currency, and equities surged early Monday after President Javier Milei's party secured a crucial midterm victory. The result is key to preserving Milei's sweeping economic reset in a country crushed by decades of nation-killing so
"Count on me to fight for Western civilization..."
In a move that has sent shockwaves through the heartland, the Trump administration has chosen to confront record-breaking beef prices by opening the door to a significant increase in imported meat from Argentina.
...of Treasury Chief Scott Bessent
At the White House on Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced that the United States would move forward with a multibillion-dollar lifeline to Argentina, offering $20 billion in U.S. taxpayer funds to a nation grappling with deep financial turmoil.
President Trump will host Argentine President Javier Milei at the White House this afternoon for a bilateral meeting.
Argentina's vast potential is shackled by its Perónist past. The path to a thriving market economy demands relentless action across society, from the grassroots level to the Casa Rosada.
Yesterday, as we detailed here, Argentina assets soared on the heels of US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent calling the South American country "a systemically important US ally in Latin America," adding that the US Treasury "stands ready to do what i
...rescued from Friday's 'panic mode'.
Following his government's resounding loss in local elections - seen as a harbinger of next month's congressional races - Argentine President Milei is facing a renewed crisis as the embattled South American country's currency is collapsing amid fears
Last week Argentina's Javier Milei regime tried to roll over bonds by offering investors an insane 69% interest rate, and only succeeded in rolling over 61% of them.
