Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hosted Argentina’s Defense Minister Luis Petri at the Pentagon on July 2, marking a significant step in deepening U.S.–Argentina military cooperation.
Argentine President Javier Milei left Israel shortly before the nation launched a major strike on Iranian nuclear and missile infrastructure Thursday night, avoiding any direct proximity to the military operation. Multiple sources confirmed his departure, putting to rest speculation about his whereabouts during Israel's “Operation Rising Lion.”
Health officials for the United States and Argentina released a joint statement urging countries to leave the World Health Organization (WHO) and form a new entity rooted in "scientific integrity, transparency, and the defense of human dignity."
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has removed most capital and currency restrictions following the approval of a $20 billion bailout package from the International Monetary Fund.
Argentina's Interior Minister, Guillermo Alberto Francos, announced plans to declassify all government-held files related to Nazi fugitives who escaped to Argentina following World War II.
A violent protest erupted in Buenos Aires on Wednesday as leftist political organizations and soccer fan gangs, known as Barras Bravas, clashed with law enforcement outside Argentina’s Congress. The unrest led to over 120 arrests, multiple injuries, and significant damage to public infrastructure.
Milei is confronting impeachment demands following his promotion of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA, which experienced a rapid surge and subsequent collapse, leading to significant investor losses.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has signed a decree prohibiting gender-related medical treatments for individuals under 18, according to a presidential spokesperson. The decision marks a reversal of a 2012 law that permitted minors to undergo such treatments with parental or guardian consent.
