Argentina

Javier Milei

Milei’s failed revolution: From libertarian chainsaws to a U.S. bailout

Sahasranshu Dash

The libertarian revolution of Javier Milei, which had promised to free Argentina from the State, ended up being sustained by a bailout from the U.S. Treasury, the ultimate symbol of the interventionism he had sworn to fight.

Javier Milei

Javier Milei and the limits of permanent antagonism in politics

Hernán Pablo Toppi

Javier Milei’s confrontational style faces limits as popularity wanes, corruption claims rise, and opposition grows in Argentina.

Javier Milei

A crack in Milei’s narrative?

Leandro Bruni

Javier Milei’s government faces stable approval but growing cracks in its anti-caste narrative after scandals, protests and economic turbulence.

Subnational elections

Milei: chronicle of a self-inflicted defeat

Diego M. Raus

Argentina’s midterm elections dealt Javier Milei a crushing defeat, exposing the limits of his outsider leadership and fragile governance style.

Elections

The electoral defeat in Buenos Aires exposes the cracks in Milei’s La Libertad Avanza

Santiago Leiras

The Buenos Aires elections exposed the weaknesses of Javier Milei’s La Libertad Avanza, highlighting fragile governance and internal contradictions.

Policy

Argentina’s political construct and governing the future

Diego M. Raus

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

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Milei’s failed revolution: From libertarian chainsaws to a U.S. bailout

Javier Milei and the limits of permanent antagonism in politics

A crack in Milei’s narrative?

Milei: chronicle of a self-inflicted defeat

The electoral defeat in Buenos Aires exposes the cracks in Milei’s La Libertad Avanza

Argentina’s political construct and governing the future