In a strategic masterclass at the Casa Rosada, President Javier Milei met with lawmakers from his party, La Libertad Avanza, to reinforce the pillars of his economic vision. Highlighting encouraging growth figures and a commitment to fiscal discipline, the President aims to propel Argentina toward a new era of global competitiveness and prosperity.
Every Wednesday, the Mounted Grenadiers renew their commitment to the nation. Discover the history, present, and future of a military unit that symbolizes tradition and dedication. A journey through 213 years of glory and its current role in guarding the Casa Rosada.
President Javier Milei is rallying his congressional allies in a bid to push through a batch of pro-market reforms. During the key meeting, he reiterated his refusal to change the economic strategy, while challenges grew within the ruling party. What are the concrete proposals on the agenda?
After 23 days working from the presidential residence in Olivos, Javier Milei returned to the Casa Rosada on Monday and led a nearly three-hour Cabinet meeting. The focus was on legislative reforms, the military salary conflict, and a possible visit by Pope Leo XIV.
The official Granaderos a Caballo account surprised followers this Friday, August 21, 2026, by sharing a relic from the 1970s: the cover of a military marches record immortalizing the changing of the honor guard at Casa Rosada. A trip to the past that's already creating a buzz.
Argentina's government and the Catholic Church have kicked off formal preparations for the first papal visit to the country in nearly four decades. On Tuesday, August 18, 2026, presidential secretary Karina Milei led a high-level meeting at Casa Rosada to discuss security, logistics, and potential public events for Pope Leo XIV's arrival in November, sparking speculation about a national holiday.
In a landmark meeting at the Casa Rosada, Karina Milei led the first formal planning session for Pope Leo XIV's visit to Argentina from November 8-11, 2026. Security, logistics, and a possible holiday were on the agenda alongside the Argentine Episcopal Conference.
Argentina's General Secretary of the Presidency, Karina Milei, has summoned the Argentine Episcopal Conference to a working meeting this Tuesday at 5 PM in the Casa Rosada to begin organizing Pope Leo XIV's visit to the country, scheduled between November 8 and 11. The Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Monsignor Jorge García Cuerva, and other church commission members will attend.
In a bid to safeguard political change and rebuild trust, leaders from Argentina's PRO party and the ruling La Libertad Avanza held a landmark meeting at the Casa Rosada. The summit, prompted by a phone call between Mauricio Macri and Karina Milei, aims to coordinate legislative agendas and explore future electoral agreements.
