Patrick Gillespie

President Milei derides universities as bastions of wokeness and elitism. But publicly funded higher education is a point of civic pride. Now, graduates are turning on Milei after helping him win power.

Patricio Aguilar just wants to go to class. The 23-year-old agriculture student voted for Javier Milei last year but now has a front-row seat as the president's deep spending cuts reverberate through Argentina.

Patricio Aguilar just wants to go to class. The 23-year-old agriculture student voted for Javier Milei last year but now has a front-row seat as the president's deep spending cuts reverberate through Argentina.

Patricio Aguilar just wants to go to class. The 23-year-old agriculture student voted for Javier Milei last year but now has a front-row seat as the president's deep spending cuts reverberate throughout Argentina.

Argentina emerged from a brutal recession in the third quarter, boosting the odds that President Javier Milei heads into next year’s mid-term elections with growth on the rebound alongside cooling inflation.

Argentina salió de una brutal recesión en el tercer trimestre, lo que aumenta las probabilidades de que el presidente Javier Milei llegue a las elecciones legislativas del próximo año con un crecimiento en alza y una inflación en retroceso.

Argentina emerged from a brutal recession in the third quarter; Gross domestic product expanded 3.9% from July to September compared to the previous three-month period, better than analysts' expectations.

Argentina busca un nuevo programa con el Fondo Monetario Internacional que suceda a su actual acuerdo de US$44.000 millones, un paso adelante en la resolución de uno de los acuerdos más problemáticos del organismo de Washington.

Argentina is seeking a new program with the International Monetary Fund to succeed its current $44 billion deal, a step forward in resolving one of the Washington lender’s most problematic agreements.

International Monetary Fund confirms it has formally opened talks with President Javier Milei's government over a new loan programme to replace its existing US$44-billion deal.