ECONOMIC POLICY Milei confirms his ‘chainsaw’ will keep running next year Today 15:52 “Full speed ahead,” says Argentina's president, vowing that public spending cuts will continue into 2025.
education funding row Congress opens session on Milei's veto of university funding bill 09-10-2024 12:32 Argentina's lower house Chamber of Deputies will on Wednesday decide if President Javier Milei's veto of a law allowing greater funding to state universities will be upheld.
EDITORIAL It’s the education, stupid 05-10-2024 06:24 When presenting the 2025 Budget in mid-September, Milei defined his fundamental fiscal principle as first defining the available revenue and then adjusting the spending to it – modernising the university system to that end could be an interesting application of that principle. But instead his primitive proposal is literally to cut university spending in half with his chainsaw.
POLITICS & ECONOMY Privatisations, relaunches and retirements – Milei’s plan for state media 26-08-2024 19:14 President Javier Milei has managed to shutter the Télam news agency and is attempting to downsize and sell off a host of Argentina’s state media outlets – but are his plans working? And what is the “relaunch” his administration is planning? by Julian D'Imperio
EDUCATION Teaching staff at public universities stage 48-hour strike 20-08-2024 12:06 Strike at state universities gets underway with no classes scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday; Unions claim the government's wage renegotiation proposal is insufficient as Milei administration looks to cut costs.
Election 2023 Massa's gradual approach versus Milei's radical plans 24-10-2023 13:58 Presidential candidates, set to face off in a run-off election on November 19, have diametrically opposing views on everything from economic to foreign policies, and most notably on the size and role of the state..
ELECTION 2023 Rodríguez Larreta plans spending cuts to help peso 13-07-2023 15:51 Juntos por el Cambio presidential hopeful plans to cut spending by 4% of GDP; Move intends to allow peso to weaken gradually to level between official and parallel rates, reveals Lacunza.