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Mundial 2026

Post-World Cup Agenda: Argentina Government Pushes Tax Amnesty, Transfers Highways, and Milei Travels to Brazil

With the World Cup final behind them and Congress in recess, Argentina's government is reorganizing its agenda. This Wednesday, Economy Minister Luis Caputo is expected to unveil a second tax amnesty (Inocencia Fiscal II) targeting an estimated $170 billion held outside the system. Meanwhile, a key highway will be transferred to Santa Fe province, President Javier Milei prepares for a trip to Brazil, and Aerolíneas Argentinas announces a fleet renewal.

Mendoza Dismisses Impeachment of Vice Governor Over World Cup Comments

The Mendoza Legislature has dismissed impeachment proceedings against Vice Governor Hebe Casado following her controversial remarks about the French national team during the 2026 World Cup. With 33 votes against the measure, the diplomatic conflict seeks closure, though a federal discrimination case remains pending.

Brotherhood as a Shield: Religious Leaders Defend Argentina #WorldCup2026

Following the 2026 World Cup final, the Institute for Interreligious Dialogue issued a historic declaration. Led by Guillermo Marcó, Omar Abboud, and Rabbi Daniel Goldman, the institution rejected internationally viral racism accusations and vindicated Argentina's deep tradition of coexistence.

Milei Responds to Anti-Argentina Campaign with a Victor Hugo Quote

Following Argentina's defeat against Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, President Javier Milei addressed a massive wave of negative social media buzz. He quoted a famous line about having enemies, attributing it to Winston Churchill, though fact-checkers confirmed it belongs to French writer Victor Hugo. The government views this as a global cultural battle.

The 2026 World Cup Aftermath: Inside the Viral 'Anti-Argentina' Campaign

Following Argentina's 1-0 defeat to Spain on July 19, 2026, a massive digital campaign accused the nation of racism. Digital consultant Ad Hoc reported 2.7 million negative mentions. While stars like Samuel L. Jackson and Rosalía fueled the fire, experts urge a nuanced debate on racism, highlighting Argentina's cultural resilience.

Milei Quotes Churchill to Respond to Anti-Argentine Campaign After World Cup

Following Argentina's defeat against Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, President Javier Milei took to social media to repudiate accusations of racism and violence. Using a famous quote by Winston Churchill, the Argentine leader firmly positioned himself against this international controversy.

FBI Seizes Phones of Argentine Soccer Chief Tapia in New York

Following the 2026 World Cup Final, FBI agents detained AFA President Claudio 'Chiqui' Tapia at JFK Airport. US authorities are investigating international business deals exceeding USD 300 million linked to the Argentine National Team's commercial contracts.

Trump Eyes FIFA's Gianni Infantino for New UN Secretary-General

US President Donald Trump could potentially back FIFA President Gianni Infantino to succeed António Guterres at the United Nations. The alliance forged during the 2026 World Cup has sparked a unique proposal blending global diplomacy and sports.

Government Contradictions: From a Canceled Holiday to a Clash with Messi

The 2026 World Cup sparked unexpected friction between Argentina's Government House and the national team. Amidst a Falklands flag controversy, rejection of Messi's economic remarks, and a hastily announced national holiday that was ultimately canceled, the administration faces an internal mea culpa over its communication strategy.

Argentina Shifts Back to Politics Post-World Cup: Urgent Reforms and the Canceled Holiday

Following the 2026 World Cup fever and the loss against Spain, the Argentine government focuses on legislative reforms and the pre-electoral process. The premature announcement of a national holiday served as a communicational lesson. Karina Milei and Diego Santilli seek to approach governors to debate the future of the PASO primaries and the Fiscal Innocence Law.

Love is Stronger: A Massive Party to Welcome Argentina in Ezeiza

Despite the rain and freezing cold, the affection of the fans knew no bounds in Ezeiza. The Argentine delegation returned after the 2026 World Cup final and was welcomed by thousands of people who lined up along the Riccheri Highway to thank them for the journey.

The Wound Remains Open, But Messi Would Not Retire From Argentina

After the painful loss against Spain in the 2026 World Cup final, the image of Lionel Messi crying moved the world. However, sources indicate that the 39-year-old captain would not play his last match with the national team and aims for the 2028 Copa America.

World Cup Scandal: Libertarian Senators' Epic Journey to the 2026 Final

Despite orders from Argentina's Casa Rosada to avoid the World Cup, libertarian senators Bartolomé Abdala and Bruno Olivera traveled to the US for the final. Stranded by a storm in Florida, Abdala tried to secure a private plane through the consulate before driving 870 kilometers to New Jersey.

Pride Over Violence: Post-World Cup Final Incidents in Argentina

After Argentina's 1-0 defeat to Spain in the 2026 World Cup final on July 19, thousands gathered peacefully. However, isolated groups caused disturbances in Buenos Aires and Santa Fe, resulting in arrests and injuries. Despite this, national pride for Scaloni's team prevailed.

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