Milei Declares Low Inflation Is Not Enough: Argentina Needs Cheap Energy, Deregulation, and a Bigger Growth Shock

The Argentine president argues that macroeconomic stability is only the starting point, not the destination, and says the country must slash state interference, unleash investment, and turn its energy and mineral wealth into a global industrial magnet.

Argentina’s Magistracy Council Pushes Toward Salmain’s Removal Despite a Last-Minute Challenge

The disciplinary chamber unanimously backed the accusation against federal judge Gastón Salmain, rejecting an eleventh-hour recusal bid and moving him closer to impeachment over alleged judicial corruption and deceptive omissions in his background.

June Inflation Will Be Pushed by Transport Hikes, Utility Subsidies, and a Fragile Fuel Truce

Argentina is heading into June with a sharper cost-of-living squeeze: public transport, private education, and health fees are rising, while the government is using bigger energy subsidies and YPF’s temporary fuel freeze to keep inflation from accelerating further.

Entre Ríos Senator Pushes a Bold State UFO Registry That Turns Anomalies Into Public Policy

Víctor Sanzberro is making a blunt case for a provincial program to log unidentified phenomena, protect witnesses, and place Victoria at the center of Argentina’s official UFO debate.

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Argentina’s Auto Market Is Slumping Again as May Closes Nearly 20% Below Last Year

Weak showroom traffic, falling market shares, and a growing wave of imported rivals are exposing a colder, more competitive auto market than manufacturers expected.

Argentina Authorizes Another Mining Project Into RIGI, With $891 Million Set for Copper Production in Mendoza

The San Jorge project has been approved under the investment incentive regime and is expected to create more than 6,300 jobs while advancing copper output in the western province.

Pettovello Presented Argentina’s Social Policy Agenda to the Vatican and Delivered the “Museum of Corruption” Report

The human capital minister met with Cardinal Michael Czerny, discussed the government’s social strategy, and later continued her Italy itinerary with the Order of Malta and an education-focused visit.

Buenos Aires Moves to Crush Mercado Libre Over Consumer Abuse and Contract Power Games

The province is openly accusing the e-commerce giant of tilting the rules against users, and unless the company retreats fast, it could face a massive fine and a broader political backlash

Milei’s Government Is Racing Against a World Cup-Driven Congressional Freeze to Force Through Its Core Agenda

Facing a looming legislative slowdown, the administration is pushing its mega-investment regime and its assault on the primary system before politics in Buenos Aires is swallowed by soccer, winter recess, and raw electoral calculation

Caputo Defends Argentina’s Economic Plan and Points to a Sharp Gap Between Data and Public Narrative

Speaking at a business forum in Buenos Aires, Economy Minister Luis Caputo highlighted lower inflation, stronger exports, and fiscal discipline as signs that the government’s strategy remains on course despite growing criticism.

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