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The “Response-Reaction” Model of Historical Realism

Pablo Touzon, the founder of Panama magazine, has recently published an intriguing article titled How the Argentine Left Created Milei. This piece demonstrates the...

Transformation to Green Energy: EU Cooperation with Argentina in the Lithium Sector

As a leading supranational organization in the economic sphere, the European Union is well aware of the need to ensure that there are reserves...

‘The country is not for sale’: General strike in Argentina against Milei

Thousands of people marched in Argentina to join the national strike called by the main unions in repudiation of the policies implemented by President...

Argentina Chuckles at BRICS as Russia Takes Over its Chairmanship

Russia takes over the rotating chairmanship of BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) from January 2024. It has already planned a comprehensive...

Argentina: Forging a New Era of Friendship with the U.S.

Javier Milei, elected as the President of Argentina on November 19, is actively championing his endorsement of the United States government and the conflicts...

What does the future hold for Argentina’s bilateral relations with Russia and Brazil?

The self-defined "liberal-libertarian" Javier Milei has been elected as Argentina's new president. With over 55% of the votes, Milei defeated the Peronist Finance Minister...

Navigating Uncertainty: Argentina’s Economic Turmoil, Political Upheaval, and the Surge of Populism

Argentina finds itself at a critical juncture. Recent years have seen the country grapple with an unrelenting economic crisis, pervasive political corruption, and a...

Argentina: The newly elected President Javier Milei proposes large-scale reforms

The newly elected President of Argentina, Javier Gerardo Milei, is proposing large-scale reforms that will take 35 years to implement. These include cutting government...

Argentina’s Economic Turmoil’s and IMF

Buenos Aires, Argentina – The picturesque streets of Argentina are currently marred by a storm of economic instability, as the nation faces an chronic...

The Anti-Incumbent Movement is Scrambling Politics in Latin America

The recent murder of Ecuadorian presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio has shone a light on the looming sense of chaos and instability afflicting Latin American...

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