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A delegation of the Argentine Holocaust Museum takes part in the March of the Living to honour the victims of the Holocaust in front of the main gate with the lettering 'Arbeit macht frei' (Work sets you free) at the Auschwitz Birkenau Memorial and Museum at the site of the former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp in Oswiecim, Poland, on April 24, 2025. The March of the Living in 2025 from the former Auschwitz I to Auschwitz II-Birkenau camps is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II and the liberation of the concentration camps in Nazi-occupied Europe, according to organisers.

Everyone needs to go to Auschwitz-Birkenau

Yesterday 14:00 At this potentially dark hour, the Holocaust should serve as a message of what could lie ahead, if we continue fan the flames of hatred and fear.

by Agustino Fontevecchia

Milei and the International Monetary Fund.

POLITICS & ECONOMY – ANALYSIS

Milei dreams of re-election – with IMF's help

19-04-2025 06:00 Whether signing an IMF deal represents a “day of liberation” or one of mourning, it lifts a cloud of uncertainty and allows the political ecosystem to focus on upcoming elections.

by Agustino Fontevecchia

Milei and Argentina caught in Trump's trade war with China.

Global politics – Analysis

Trump, Milei and how to lose the trust of markets and voters

12-04-2025 05:37 Trump stepped back from the edge, at least momentarily, even though he is keeping his finger on the trigger.

by Agustino Fontevecchia

POLITICS & ECONOMY – ANALYSIS

Milei: a tourist in Mar-a-Lago

05-04-2025 06:10 As Donald Trump rattles up the world with his tariffs, things are heating up domestically for President Javier Milei.

by Agustino Fontevecchia

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Everyone needs to go to Auschwitz-Birkenau

Milei dreams of re-election – with IMF's help

Trump, Milei and how to lose the trust of markets and voters

Milei: a tourist in Mar-a-Lago

Tales of the blue (dollar)

Political hegemony turning to pathetic circus

Violence and institutional informality

Challenging Milei’s ‘iron triangle’

Milei feels the heat of the $LIBRA scandal

$LIBRA: Javier Milei’s black swan moment

Milei’s week of fury

Milei the copycat

Milei and Trump: On Nazis, outsiders and politicians

Milei's Marxist culture wars

What the heck is going on with Mark Zuckerberg?

Is Javier Milei an outlier, or just another normal politician?

Milei’s ‘we want it all’ moment

A busy week for corruption

Milei’s self-congratulatory maiden year

The ecstasy of Javier Milei

‘Fat Dan’ and libertarian childishness

Javier Milei’s obsession with sub-aquatic flatulence

Move over Javi, the Big Boss is back

Zurdos de mierda

Macri and Milei’s ‘special kind of psychology’

Veto power! Milei’s ‘caste-like’ adaptations

Laughing and crying at the same time

Is Milei's star beginning to fade?

Press freedom in Argentina in the age of Javier Milei

Mixed signals

Lilia Lemoine and the strange libertarian underworld

Selling your soul to the devil?

Milei the filling in a Macri-CFK sandwich

The excommunication of Alberto Fernández

Corruption starts with K

Purist anarcho-capitalist Mileism

Treason and betrayal

Milei the preacher

Milei under pressure for the first time

From attempted murder to an attempted coup

Turning-point or anarcho-capitalist illusion?

Javier Milei and a tale of two Caputos

The political commissar, the sister and President Milei’s only friend

Milei’s punctuated pragmatism and Karina, the hidden genius

‘Rockstar’ Milei just loves to travel

The Milei paradox

Javier Milei: in love with the ‘cowboy caste’

Alex Blania: ‘In the next few years, thousands of humans will fall deeply in love with an AI’

Milei’s calculated risks

The first ‘real world’ punch for Javier Milei