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Edition of Oct 24, 2026 · 35 stories
Patricia Bullrich has started to express her intention to run as Javier Milei's vice president for 2027 through a video shared on her social media. The government acknowledges her presidential ambitions, while her strategy seems to benefit both herself and the official party. Despite the speculations, Bullrich and Milei maintain a political relationship that prevents a break that could harm both interests.
By Perfil
The article discusses the formation of an "anti-Milei front" by Peronist leaders such as Axel Kicillof and Sergio Massa, who oppose the current government's electoral reforms. In a recent meeting, the leaders emphasized the importance of maintaining open primaries (PASO) and reaffirmed the need for party unity ahead of the 2027 elections. Massa, while not directly running, aims to consolidate broad support around his leadership and is considering various candidacies to challenge Milei.
By La Nación
In a recent general audience, the Pope received a letter from the National Interuniversity Council (CIN) where Argentina's public universities express concern over the government's failure to comply with the university funding law. The rectors argue that this situation undermines the legitimacy of the university system, pointing out damage to the social contract and the division of powers. The letter also emphasizes the importance of dialogue and the search for truth as conditions for human coexistence.
By Página/12
The Peronist party met in La Pampa to discuss party unity and prepare for the 2027 elections. During the summit, leaders agreed on the importance of maintaining political dialogue and defending the Open, Simultaneous, and Mandatory Primaries (PASO) as a democratic tool. The agenda also focused on analyzing the 2027 Budget and the impact of current economic policies on provinces and social sectors.
By Página/12
The resignation of Daniel González, former virtual deputy economy minister, is significant in the current political context of Argentina. His departure is seen as a response to the lack of support from the government, particularly from Karina Milei, reflecting power dynamics within Javier Milei's cabinet. While energy companies saw positive outcomes under his management, the national economy and provinces received uneven benefits from energy resources.
By Página/12
Federal judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi dismissed charges against President Javier Milei and others in the case concerning the launch of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA, following an argument from prosecutor Eduardo Taiano that no crime had been committed. The ruling, based on Article 336 of the Criminal Procedure Code, can still be appealed but does not provide a definitive judgment on the matter. This decision comes amid prior allegations connecting the cryptocurrency's promotion with potential fraud and significant losses for numerous investors.
By Perfil
Javier Milei made a visit to Madrid with a reduced entourage, emphasizing his attempt to minimize costs compared to previous trips. The estimated expense of around $300,000 to $400,000 has sparked criticism regarding the use of public funds, alongside discussions of a potential shift in the availability of state resources. The trip was partly viewed as a personal marketing strategy in contrast to other leaders.
By La Nación
The judiciary has acquitted Javier Milei and others involved in the $LIBRA cryptocurrency case, effectively closing an investigation that suggested a potential scam. Despite emerging allegations of suspicious transactions and contacts between Milei and the project's promoters, the prosecution never formalized charges. This conclusion of the case has been criticized by victims who complained about the slow judicial process and inadequate measures during the investigation.
By La Nación
The article examines the political and economic situation in Argentina under Javier Milei's government, highlighting increasing concerns about the economy's state and surveys indicating a slight uptick in his image. In this context of vulnerability, potential recession, and the peronists striving for cohesion against the backdrop of rising libertarians as a significant competitor are discussed. The piece reflects tensions between the government and business sectors, as well as expectations for structural changes in the Argentine economy.
By La Nación