As Javier Milei’s new free-market economic measures start to roll out, devaluation has already started to impact everyone in Argentina—especially the middle classes and the poor.
Buenos Aires—After my plane landed here earlier this month, Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s former right-wing president, arrived at the same airport, to the
The front-runner in next week’s election wants to create a free-market dystopia where even human organs are for sale. Oh—and he believes he can communicate with his dead dog.
Buenos Aires—Javier Milei was on his best behavior. Speaking before the Council
Buenos Aires—The Argentinians along Avenida 9 de Julio were singing, as they had been for the better part of a month. On December 20, two days after their country won its third World Cup title—and first in 36 years—an estimated 5 million people poured into the byways
Argentina’s World Cup celebrations have been marred by the death of a 24-year-old fan, after he fell through a roof ‘jumping up and down’ celebrating during Tuesday’s victory parade after their dramatic penalty shootout win over France.
Lionel Messi and the rest of Argentina’s players delivered the nation’s first World Cup triumph since 1986 and it caused millions in Argentina to throw parties.
But after Tuesday’s bus parade was cut short due to safety concerns of fans jumping onto the
Argentina’s World Cup-winning heroes have been welcomed by enormous crowds of adoring fans at a parade held to celebrate their victory over France in the final.
The streets of the Argentinian capital of Benos Aires have been mobbed with jubilant fans for the open-top bus parade, which is set to last around eight hours.
It will take in landmarks including the iconic Obelisk, where the majority of expectant Argentinian supporters have congregated.
Enormous crowds have gathered around the Obelisk Monument
