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The near in blood, the nearer bloody

21-12-2024 05:07 Time to stop being the snake biting its own tail and return to being the libertarian lion against the caste instead of co-opting it.

POLITICS & ECONOMY

President targets rivals as he confirms he will veto university law

02-10-2024 20:22 President responds to mass demonstration in favour of state universities by confirming he will veto new law; Head of state ramps up rhetoric, namechecking rivals and accusing them of forming “new populist left front.”

INTERVIEW / PERIODISMO PURO

Elisa Carrió: ‘Friends say to me please don’t speak out – no, I won’t be complicit’

11-05-2024 06:48 Veteran politician and founder of the Coalición Cívica-ARI on President Javier Milei, why the middle class must react to austerity and why she wants a comeback in Congress.

by Jorge Fontevecchia

SUPREME COURT NOMINATION

Consent and dissent for Ariel Lijo on road to Supreme Court

01-05-2024 22:59 International Legal Forum gives its support to Ariel Lijo’s bid occupy a Supreme Court bench. The federal judge’s colleagues, including María Romilda Servini de Cubría, also back his nomination, but several NGOs challenge federal judge's credentials with objections on "ethical" grounds.

ELECTION 2023

Milei: 'No talks' with 'generous' PRO over Cabinet plans

31-10-2023 15:55 Libertarian lawmaker accuses run-off Unión por la Patria rival Sergio Massa of being a liar and says Bullrich, Macri backing doesn't mean they'll play a role in future government if he wins election.

ELECTION 2023: FALL-OUT

Carrió: ‘Macri plays for Milei and destruction of Juntos por el Cambio’

25-10-2023 16:02 Coalición Cívica founder aims fire at former president, accusing Mauricio Macri of “eroding Horacio [Rodríguez Larreta] and betraying Patricia [Bullrich].”

As I see it

Presidential candidates remain neck-and-neck

28-07-2023 21:09 If the coming crunch is as painful as some predict, will it be enough to make the entrenched political elite decide that the time has come for whoever is in power to apply policies that have worked well enough elsewhere?

by James Neilson