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Argentina

Argentina’s political construct and governing the future

Argentina’s politics is stuck in a nostalgic loop, hindering forward-looking solutions to long-standing social and economic challenges.

Vaca Muerta: The leaky gut syndrome

Neuquén is producing like never before, but suffering as always: a province inflamed by wealth that fails to nourish its people.

The political consequences of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s prison sentence

The Justicialist Party was destabilized ahead of the important parliamentary elections in October.

Is democratic consensus in Argentina continuing to recede?

This prolonged election year coexists with growing concern about the course of a democracy that faces a deterioration of the political consensus on which it has been based.

Mauricio Macri: From ‘Kremlin wizard’ to juggler at the traffic lights

Giuliano da Empoli’s novel The Wizard of the Kremlin revolves around one of the oldest political professions: that of the political strategist. Whether as...

Economic voting predicts an electoral victory for Milei in 2025

If, in the October elections—when many provinces will renew deputies and senators—the government highlights the president during the campaign, the economic vote, in a year of growth, could work in its favor.