In this article, we review some of the general trends and attitudes of Milei’s government two years into his term.

Following Milei’s veto of a law that seeks to improve conditions in university education, thousands of students, teachers, and workers will take to the streets in protest across Argentina.

The opposition argues that the new debt was taken on to sustain an economic program that is not working as claimed by Milei.

After the tragic death of a young girl in a robbery, Milei took the opportunity to ask for the resignation of the Governor of Buenos Aires and key opposition figure, Axel Kicillof.

More than 100 health groups in Argentina organized a country-wide mobilization against President Javier Milei’s policies, which have triggered drug shortages and staff crises

At one year of Milei’s presidency, we take stock of his economic policies, the impact on the working class, and perspectives for the future.

Recent reports from the Catholic University of Argentina and CELAG indicate that poverty has significantly increase during the eight months of Milei’s government

Over 30 people were detained in Buenos Aires during the brutal repression of the protests against Milei’s economic reform law

Argentine president had to concede more articles and surprisingly lost two fundamental modifications to the Fiscal Package

Across Argentina millions are participating in a national general strike to protest the Milei government’s widespread attacks on people’s rights

Trade unions are taking to the streets against the dismissal of 7,000 workers and other anti-people policies that are part of Javier Milei’s recent presidential decree

Despite threats from Javier Milei’s government, the mobilization was carried out to reject the harsh austerity plans