News of feature

Milei’s labour reform runs up against reality of struggling steel towns

Today 18:13 President Javier Milei promises his flagship labour reform is the next step in his effort to remake the economy. Few places need that more than Villa Constitución, making it a barometer of the change ahead.

FILM & CINEMA

Director Santiago Mitre helms Netflix thriller set during dictatorship

29-01-2026 15:07 As-yet-untitled film will star Verónica Llinás and Peter Lanzani and is written by Mitre in collaboration with Mariano Llinás, confirms streaming giant.

ACADEMY AWARDS

Argentina’s ‘Belén’ joins Brazilian feature on Oscars foreign film shortlist

17-12-2025 12:15 Argentine legal drama 'Belén' and Brazilian political thriller 'O Agente Secreto' have made it onto the shortlist for Best International Feature Film at the Oscars.

POLITICS & FOREIGN POLICY

Viceroy Bennett and US intervention in Argentina

21-10-2025 15:58 Lobbyist hired by the SIDE intelligence services became executor of Trump’s will in Argentina. Secret meetings, legal troubles and his partnership with businessman Leonardo Scatturice.

by Rodis Recalt

FEATURE

Los Menem SA: How ex-president’s clan invoices the state

08-08-2025 13:54 Business dealings with the state are part of the family’s income, with the Menem clan remaining close to power. A look at controversial contracts and the "series effect."

by Rodis Recalt

FEATURE

Challenging overfishing: The craft fishers of Peninsula Valdés

26-07-2025 06:02 At Península Valdés in Argentina’s south, a group of artisanal fishers practise a daily craft which runs counter to the voracity of extractive industry. From a fishing province, they are rescuing a trade requiring patience and risk in a protected area many today view as under threat. A look at it’s like to work in a North Patagonian gulf, in crystal-clear waters, where whales follow motorboats as dogs run after the wheels of a lorry.

TWO SIDES OF SAME COIN

Postcards of a crisis: youth unemployment and working into old age

06-05-2025 12:20 According to data from Argentina's Human Capital Ministry, 19.4% of young people aged 18 to 24 are unemployed. Meanwhile, greater numbers of older adults are continuing to work into their later years, or looking for work, out of necessity.

by Agustina Bordigoni

BLOOMBERG - FEATURE

Milei tries erasing Argentina’s history to lure foreign investment

08-04-2025 09:04 Argentina’s president is desperate to woo foreign investors. But he's had more success tearing down physical symbols of the old guard than untangling the web of red tape it left behind.

BLOOMBERG - ANALYSIS

Milei back in Davos after racking up victories in Argentina

21-01-2025 09:39 Argentina's president has achieved what few considered possible just a year ago. Will he be able to overcome even bigger challenges in 2025?

Child poverty in Argentina

Child benefits, food stamps, social policies ‘cannot be a stopgap’

28-09-2024 06:58 In the first half of 2024, child poverty reached 71 percent with over 1.5 million kids newly impoverished, according to a report from the ACIJ NGO. Despite cuts in the budget dedicated to children in diverse programmes, the AUH (Asignación Universal por Hijo) payment is reaching the highest number of people since 2021.

by Sabrina Chemen

FEATURE

‘Los chachos’: La Rioja launches currency to offset Milei’s shock therapy

03-09-2024 15:48 The remote province of La Rioja has created its own currency, the chacho, as an alternative to the peso to try to revive its moribund economy.

POLITICS

Frente Joven: Catholic group gains influence in Milei’s government

07-06-2024 17:25 Members of the Catholic group Frente Joven, which raised its profile during the push to legalise abortion in Argentina, are gaining posts in Javier Milei’s government. Posts in the Cults Secretariat, the Human Capital Ministry and Congress. How the scandal of Sandra Pettovello and Pablo de la Torre relates.

by Giselle Leclercq

FEATURE

Norberto Milei: The unknown story of the President’s father

25-05-2024 05:27 How President Javier Milei’s father went from being a bus-driver to businessman. His lost trials for tax evasion and the companies he formed with his daughter, Karina, to manage millions of dollars. The scenes of physical and psychological violence which distanced him from his son.

by Juan Luis González

BLOOMBERG – FEATURE

Rich investors cheer Milei as Argentines bear brunt of austerity

24-05-2024 14:48 Amid Wall Street and investor optimism, critics are questioning how long Javier Milei's spending cuts can be sustained without permanently damaging the economy or fraying the social fabric.

FEATURE INTERVIEW

Ian Bremmer: ‘No matter who wins, many Americans will not accept the legitimacy of the election’

02-03-2024 06:53 Influential political analyst and founder of the Eurasia Group traces a panorama of the elections which will be dogged by the spectre of the assault on Capitol Hill and the possible conviction of Donald Trump. In a feature-length interview, he debates the new world order – and offers a few remarks on Javier Milei.

by Cecilia Degl'Innocenti

News of feature

Milei’s labour reform runs up against reality of struggling steel towns

Director Santiago Mitre helms Netflix thriller set during dictatorship

Argentina’s ‘Belén’ joins Brazilian feature on Oscars foreign film shortlist

Viceroy Bennett and US intervention in Argentina

Los Menem SA: How ex-president’s clan invoices the state

Challenging overfishing: The craft fishers of Peninsula Valdés

Postcards of a crisis: youth unemployment and working into old age

Milei tries erasing Argentina’s history to lure foreign investment

Milei back in Davos after racking up victories in Argentina

Child benefits, food stamps, social policies ‘cannot be a stopgap’

‘Los chachos’: La Rioja launches currency to offset Milei’s shock therapy

Frente Joven: Catholic group gains influence in Milei’s government

Norberto Milei: The unknown story of the President’s father

Rich investors cheer Milei as Argentines bear brunt of austerity

Ian Bremmer: ‘No matter who wins, many Americans will not accept the legitimacy of the election’

General strike begins: Protest against Milei's labour reforms underway

Milei offers troops for Gaza as Trump launches his 'Board of Peace'

Striking workers slow down Buenos Aires with labour reform protest

How Latin American countries are responding to Cuba's oil crisis

Milei’s labour reform runs up against reality of struggling steel towns

Paro del jueves 19 de febrero: cómo funcionará el transporte público en Ciudad de Buenos Aires y el Conurbano bonaerense

Trabajador despedido de Fate tras 32 años de servicio: "No quiero ser un muerto social"

Paro general del 19 de febrero: cómo afectará a los vuelos y qué hacer si tenés que viajar este jueves

La Asociación Bancaria se adhiere al paro general y los bancos no abrirán sus puertas el jueves 19 de febrero en todo el país

Reforma laboral: 5 puntos claves que cambian las relaciones entre trabajadores y empleadores