Un juez brasileño impuso nuevas restricciones al expresidente Jair Bolsonaro, prohibiéndole recibir al presidente argentino Javier Milei en plena campaña electoral. Flavio Bolsonaro calificó de tirano al magistrado por la medida tomada el 18 de julio de 2026.
President Javier Milei's administration is experiencing a defining day on July 16, 2026. The Senate debates the Private Property Law while internal tensions surface. With inflation dropping to 1.9%, the government pushes its agenda as Argentina celebrates reaching the 2026 World Cup final.
El gobierno de Javier Milei nombró a Ana María Cristina Juan como jueza federal de Hurlingham. Con 30 años de carrera y primer lugar en el orden de mérito, su designación genera debate al ser esposa de Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi, el magistrado que investiga el caso $Libra.
La Casa Rosada convocó a la mesa política de La Libertad Avanza para definir la agenda legislativa del segundo semestre. Los ejes principales son la reforma del Banco Central, la Inocencia Fiscal y la preparación de la visita de Kristalina Georgieva, que incluirá una recorrida por Vaca Muerta.
President Javier Milei has presented a historic bill to lawmakers to reform the Central Bank's charter. The initiative aims to restore the institution's original mission of preserving the currency's value, prohibit financing the Treasury, and even shield the INDEC to guarantee absolute transparency.
In a meeting lasting over two hours at the Casa Rosada, President Javier Milei detailed the pillars of the project to reform the BCRA's Charter on July 13, 2026. The initiative, which aims to prohibit money printing to finance the deficit, was debated in a climate marked by World Cup euphoria.
With the 2026 World Cup in its final stages, Javier Milei's government accelerates its electoral strategy towards 2027. With the country risk at historic lows and inflation under control, the ruling party seeks to eliminate primary elections, though it faces challenges in the Senate.
Javier Milei's government kicks off its strategy for the 2027 presidential elections. With the possible elimination of the PASO primaries, a fiscal shutdown plan, and the use of artificial intelligence in the debate, the ruling party aims to secure presidential continuity.
En un escenario político dinámico, el gobierno de Javier Milei reactiva su estrategia electoral para 2027. Según versiones de medios, encuestas internas situarían a Milei en 32 puntos y a Kicillof en 27, en medio de intensas especulaciones sobre la exclusión del referente opositor.
Guido Rangugni, president of ASAP, breaks down the viability of the state closure proposed by the government. He explained that Argentina has legal tools to adjust public spending by up to 20% in real terms without resorting to this typical US measure.
On July 12, 2026, President Javier Milei's administration presented its roadmap toward the 2027 elections. The strategy combines a financial plan to cover $24 billion in debt maturities and an 'atom diplomacy' to export nuclear reactors. With projected inflation at 2% and country risk at 400 points, the ruling party pushes key political reforms.
Argentine President Javier Milei recently suggested a US-style government shutdown to curb spending. However, budget expert Guido Rangugni explains that local laws already provide the necessary tools to balance the books without halting state operations.
As the 2027 elections approach, the Argentine government has recalibrated its electoral strategy. President Javier Milei has adopted a conciliatory stance with the Church, governors, and Buenos Aires City Mayor Jorge Macri following the July 9th Tedeum. The ruling party aims to consolidate its image and prevent internal splits, particularly regarding Vice President Victoria Villarruel.
Following the July 9 Independence Day ceremonies, President Javier Milei gathered his ministers at the Casa Rosada to advance an ambitious reform of the Central Bank's charter. The initiative aims to permanently cut Treasury financing, a move specialists consider a positive milestone for monetary stability.
Argentine Vice President Victoria Villarruel publicly distanced herself from President Javier Milei during the 210th Independence Anniversary in Tucumán. She criticized his state 'shutdown' project and called his speech 'too political,' while hinting at her own 2027 presidential ambitions.
President Javier Milei led the celebrations in Tucumán alongside 13 governors and later attended the Te Deum in Buenos Aires, sealing peace with Jorge Macri. The IMF praised the economic plan, and the U.S. highlighted Argentina as an indispensable partner.
Following the traditional July 9th Tedeum, the Argentine Executive opted for institutional silence regarding Archbishop Jorge García Cuerva's critiques. The administration aims to preserve ties with the Church ahead of a potential visit from Pope Leo XIV, while distancing itself from controversial remarks made by lawmaker Lilia Lemoine.
On July 9, 2026, Argentina celebrated its 210th Anniversary of Independence in the historic province of Tucuman. United States Senator Marco Rubio sent warm greetings, calling the South American nation an indispensable partner. Led by President Javier Milei, the massive event highlighted national unity, federalism, and a highly encouraging economic outlook.
President Javier Milei traveled to Tucumán for Argentina's Independence Day celebrations. Meanwhile, his administration advances a financial plan and a 2027 political strategy led by Diego Santilli, which includes the elimination of primary elections.
President Javier Milei travels to Tucumán for the July 9 Independence Day vigil as his government sharpens its strategy for the 2027 elections. With an economy showing promising signs of stability, the administration aims to eliminate mandatory primary elections and advance a US-style state shutdown mechanism, sparking vibrant and necessary debates within the ruling party.
With Diego Santilli as the new Cabinet Chief, the Argentine government launches its political table to streamline legislative strategy. President Javier Milei travels to Tucumán for the July 9 vigil, focusing on re-election, economic stability, and the elimination of mandatory primaries.
Assuming a more traditional stance, Argentina's national government aims to abolish primary elections and reinstate 'colectoras' (joint ballots) adapted to the Single Paper Ballot. This strategy, led by new Cabinet Chief Diego Santilli, seeks to consolidate re-election.
Argentine President Javier Milei is advancing a mechanism to "shut down" non-essential state areas if the budget runs out. Inspired by the US system, this initiative accompanies key economic reforms, including a new Central Bank Charter that would criminally penalize money printing to finance the Treasury.
President Javier Milei's administration is reportedly evaluating a US-inspired government shutdown mechanism to pressure Congress into passing the national budget. Led by Cabinet Chief Diego Santilli, this initiative aims to ensure financial stability, with country risk dropping to 410 basis points.
El presidente Javier Milei viajaría a Tucumán el 8 de julio para la vigilia del Día de la Independencia, donde coincidiría con la vicepresidenta Victoria Villarruel. El evento se da en un contexto de búsqueda de acuerdos con gobernadores para la reelección en 2027 y la eliminación de las PASO.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
