Max Klaver

Some 100 days into office and Argentina’s Milei struggles to pass legislation needed to make his economic overhaul a reality.

The new Argentine president pledged to dissolve the trading bloc. But what if he ends up saving it?

Argentina’s new government gives us plenty to unpack in the newsletter’s last edition of the year.

The U.S. dollar has always carried a certain cache. But as Argentina considers adopting it as official currency, the drawbacks of the greenback come into sharp relief.

Milei’s full-day inauguration: from cold shoulders to political favors

With repeated economic crises and politicians who no longer inspire hope, protest candidates can transform into presidents-elect. Will Javier Milei be able to shake up Argentina as promised?

The economy minister and ruling coalition presidential candidate kept the libertarian economist on the defensive in an at times chaotic exchange a week out from the vote

Taylor Swift touches down in an Argentina that’s as undecided (and divided) as ever less than two weeks out from the run-off

With the highest inflation in 32 years, Massa faces growing political challenges