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Argentine Court Suspends President Milei's Controversial Labour Reforms Amidst Union Pushback
In a significant setback for Argentina's newly elected President Javier Milei, the country's National Chamber of Labor Appeals has suspended a sweeping package of labor reforms that he introduced by decree shortly after taking office. 
In a significant setback for Argentina's newly elected President Javier Milei, the country's National Chamber of Labor Appeals has suspended a sweeping package of labor reforms that he introduced by decree shortly after taking office. -
Argentina's New President Softens Stance: No Mention of Abolishing Central Bank, Shifts in Foreign Policy
Similar to former US President Donald Trump, Milei is a climate change skeptic and has criticized climate change as a lie. In foreign affairs, he advocated for Argentina to align closely with the United States and strengthen ties with Israel, even threatening to sever ties with Argentina's largest trading partners, Brazil and China. 
Similar to former US President Donald Trump, Milei is a climate change skeptic and has criticized climate change as a lie. In foreign affairs, he advocated for Argentina to align closely with the United States and strengthen ties with Israel, even threatening to sever ties with Argentina's largest trading partners, Brazil and China. -
Argentina New President's Economic Plan: Privatization and Weakening Dollarization, Future Uncertain
The recent election of the far-right economist Miley as President of Argentina has drawn global attention. With the dust settling on the election results, there's growing interest in how closely he will adhere to his campaign promises The recent election of the far-right economist Miley as President of Argentina has drawn global attention. With the dust settling on the election results, there's growing interest in how closely he will adhere to his campaign promises -
Dollarization Debate Dominates Argentine Election: Global Economists Ring Alarm Bells
As Argentina's presidential election on November 19 draws near, the election in this South American country is garnering global attention, particularly due to the radical economic policies proposed by candidate Javier Milei. Many economists view the election as crucial not only for Argentina's economy and its people but also as a potential threat to the international financial system. As Argentina's presidential election on November 19 draws near, the election in this South American country is garnering global attention, particularly due to the radical economic policies proposed by candidate Javier Milei. Many economists view the election as crucial not only for Argentina's economy and its people but also as a potential threat to the international financial system. -
Argentina's Election Shocks Markets; National Oil Company's U.S. Shares Drop Nearly 12%
Last weekend's Argentine presidential election brought unexpected results. Javier Milei, who advocates for "dollarization," failed to maintain the lead he had in the early August primaries. Contrary to most polls earlier this month, he did not secure the majority of votes required. Following the announcement of the results, Argentine stocks and bonds took a hit, while the local currency, the peso, strengthened. 
Last weekend's Argentine presidential election brought unexpected results. Javier Milei, who advocates for "dollarization," failed to maintain the lead he had in the early August primaries. Contrary to most polls earlier this month, he did not secure the majority of votes required. Following the announcement of the results, Argentine stocks and bonds took a hit, while the local currency, the peso, strengthened. -
Shake-up in Argentina: Trump-Styled Candidate Tops Presidential Primaries with Bold Proposals
Last Sunday, with an annual inflation rate exceeding 110%, Argentina held its 2023 presidential primaries. Candidates who secure more than 1.5% of votes in these preliminaries will compete in the official elections in October. Last Sunday, with an annual inflation rate exceeding 110%, Argentina held its 2023 presidential primaries. Candidates who secure more than 1.5% of votes in these preliminaries will compete in the official elections in October. -
Argentina Central Bank Restricts Lenders From Transacting In Crypto
Argentina is one of the top 10 nations with the biggest crypto adoption. 
Argentina is one of the top 10 nations with the biggest crypto adoption. -
Columbia Constitutional Court Rules To Legalize Abortion
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled that women who are no more than 24 weeks pregnant can get an abortion without any legal repercussions. 
Colombia's Constitutional Court ruled that women who are no more than 24 weeks pregnant can get an abortion without any legal repercussions. -
Lace Cocaine Kills At Least 16 People In Buenos Aires
Cocaine cut with toxic chemicals resulted in the deaths of at least 16 people and sent at least 50 others to hospitals. 
Cocaine cut with toxic chemicals resulted in the deaths of at least 16 people and sent at least 50 others to hospitals. -
Protesters In Argentina Demand Justice For Diego Maradona
Diego Maradona fans gathered in the streets of Buenos Aires to demand justice for his death. 
Diego Maradona fans gathered in the streets of Buenos Aires to demand justice for his death.
