James Grainger is the Editor In Chief of the Buenos Aires Times, focusing on local news and events in Argentina, particularly in Buenos Aires. With his work also appearing in the Toronto Star, James covers a wide range of topics including politics, government, economics, and social issues in Argentina.
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Inflation slowed more than expected last month to its lowest level in three years, buoying an already ebullient President Javier Milei.
By: James Grainger
Javier Milei speaks with US president-elect Donald Trump, who reportedly describes Argentine leader as “his favourite president”; La Libertad Avanza leader will travel to Republican’s Florida resort on Thursday to attend CPAC forum.
By: Martín Raschinsky
Most football clubs In Argentina are non-profit civil associations controlled by the members, who pay a monthly fee and have voting rights. President Javier Milei, however, wants to open up the game to private capital.
Top World Bank official William Mahoney praises advances by President Javier Milei's government and says Argentina is "in transition" towards the recovery of growth.
By: James Grainger
Appeals court upholds former president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner’s conviction on corruption charges and sentence of six years jail time and lifetime ban from public office; Partido Justicialista leader will likely challenge ruling before the Supreme Court.
By: James Grainger, Kevin Simauchi, Ignacio Olivera Doll
Government bonds are up 151% since Javier Milei won last year’s presidential election, but the foreign share of holdings is down
Argentina coach Felipe Contepomi knows Ireland and the Pumas have little fear about Friday's clash.
Government orders Argentina's representatives to walk out of ongoing global climate conference, in order not to endorse UN's Agenda 2030, which has been criticised by President Milei.
A dinner in an average restaurant costs around 20,000 pesos and it can now be paid with this banknote bearing the image of liberal politician and writer Juan Bautista Alberdi.
President travels to Florida to attend CPAC forum at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort; Milei seeks US-Argentina free-trade deal, cooperation on intelligence, introduction of “League of Conservative Nations.”
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