Agustino Fontevecchia

The majority of these asset seizures are expected to occur during the Milei administration.

The Milei administration desperately needs to see economic results that will impact positively on the day-to-day life of the population. Until then, it will rely on the communications machine to try and keep ahead of the agenda.

The voracity with which dissent is crushed within Milei’s troop has the effect of disciplining the cabinet and its officials, according to off the record comments by many of them.

- It shouldn’t be surprising that it is merely rhetorical, as the president has already shown how malleable his ideology can be when necessity

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In Argentina’s hazy political ecosystem, there should be little doubt that bad actors are always present behind the scenes.

Once again, when it seemed that the government had things under control, chaos erupts onto the scene.

Macri and Milei are still feeling each other out, much like heavyweight boxers who dance around each other throwing light jabs for fear of being hit with an uppercut. All of which begs the question, who will stab the other one in the back first?

Gossip-worthy scandal in the Casa Rosada just adds fuel to the fire.

It is clear that Milei and his team have the necessary tools to negotiate, when they want to. But doing so exposes them to caste-like behaviour, which is in turn exposed by their opponents.