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Tierra del Fuego denounces the presence of a British oil tanker in southern Argentina and blames Milei (opens the original)
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Facing the icy waters of the Beagle Channel, a 20-meter-long wall in the city of Ushuaia lists the names of 649 Argentine soldiers killed in 1982 in the war with the United Kingdom. An eternal flame burns there and a bronze artwork represents the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), whose sovereignty Argentina has claimed since the 19th century. A few meters from the memorial, a British-flagged oil tanker was moored this Monday. “It is unacceptable that, while the United Kingdom maintains the ille
Milei government protests British military vessel’s presence in Argentine waters (opens the original)
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Barely two hours had passed since Argentina’s victory over England at the 2026 World Cup, and television screens were still showing Argentine players celebrating with a banner reading “The Falkland Islands [known in Argentina as the Malvinas] are Argentine.” It was at that moment that Javier Milei’s government chose to publicize a formal diplomatic note it had submitted at least two days earlier to the British Embassy, expressing its “strongest rejection” of the deployment of the military vessel
Milei’s insurance revolution: Private policies and agencies to eradicate public services (opens the original)
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In Javier Milei’s ideal world, public services would be replaced by a private insurance system covering everything from healthcare and education to security and justice. The ultraliberal president — who once described himself as “the mole that destroys the state from within” — intends to begin Argentina’s journey toward that world with an “insurance revolution,” a package of reforms that, as he announced last Wednesday, his government is finishing drafting. Besides regarding the state as “a crim
Milei seeks a U.S.-style government shutdown (opens the original)
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Javier Milei is looking to deepen his unconditional alignment with Donald Trump. The president of Argentina follows the geopolitical viewpoints of the U.S. leader, has made Trump’s friends and enemies his own, and even signed a free trade agreement with him, having visited the United States 17 times since his election. And now, Milei seeks to adopt the same mechanism for ordering a halt to public spending when budget appropriations run out or expire — a process known in the United States as a go
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