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Argentina labour reform explained: what Milei's Law 27,802 changes on severance, hours, strikes and pay, where the court fight stands and what it means. The post Argentina’s Labour Reform Explained: What Milei’s Law Changes and Where It Stands appeared first on The Rio Times.
Buenos Aires, Argentina – Argentine President Javier Milei ramped up his rhetoric over the disputed Falklands Islands – known as the Malvinas in Spanish – during his UN address last week. Milei focused his speech at the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly on the British-controlled territory, which has been at the heart of a long-standing […] The post Argentina’s Milei dials up Falklands/Malvinas dispute in UN speech appeared first on Latin America Reports.
President Javier Milei said in a hypothetical scenario that Falkland Islanders would not be deported if the UK ever ceded the territory to Argentina.
Argentine President Javier Milei reaffirmed Argentina’s claim to sovereignty over the islands known to Britain as the Falklands and to Argentines as the Malvinas, calling it a key issue for his nation and urging the parties to find a “peaceful solution” as tensions with London over the disputed archipelago grow. “The Malvinas for us is a national cause,” Milei, a strong ally of US President Donald Trump, said Wednesday while addressing the UN General Assembly in New York. Milei accused the...
Argentina steps up its Las Malvinas claim as tensions with the UK grow over offshore oil drilling.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei says the “principle of self-determination does not apply" to the Falkland Islands.
Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Buenos Aires for the ‘March of Anger’.
Argentina's left marches against Milei on 19 September, as his 2027 budget seeks to repeal a disability law and underfunds universities. The post Argentina’s ‘March of Anger’ Targets Milei’s Disability and University Cuts appeared first on The Rio Times.
Key Facts — What happened Argentina’s Navy filed a fraud complaint against its own payroll office on September 15. — The scheme Staff allegedly padded travel and per-diem payments for personnel abroad, then split the excess. — How many Reports put the number of personnel involved at up to 50. — The money About 1.6 […] The post Argentina’s Navy Uncovers Payroll Fraud Inside Its Own Ranks appeared first on The Rio Times.
Key Facts — What happened A Senate committee recessed on September 15 without votes to scrap Argentina’s PASO primaries. — The math La Libertad Avanza holds 21 of 72 Senate seats and needs the UCR’s 10 votes. — Who said it Ruling-bloc leader Patricia Bullrich admitted the government still lacks the votes. — The sticking […] The post Argentina’s Bid to Scrap PASO Primaries Stalls in the Senate appeared first on The Rio Times.
Britain published new guidance defending companies operating in the Falkland Islands, rejecting Argentina's jurisdiction claims two weeks after Milei threatened sanctions on oil firms. The post Britain Defies Argentina With New Falklands Business Guide appeared first on The Rio Times.
Government says new legal complaints to be filed against firms exploring for oil near the Falkland Islands.
Argentina’s embassy in Montevideo sent a nota verbal dated 31 August about Expo Prado. It predates Milei’s 3 September announcement. The post Argentina Protests to Uruguay Over Expo Prado Show appeared first on The Rio Times.
The leader credits the stabilisation and then presses for two specific moves: lifting capital controls and ending central bank intervention in the peso. The post The Economist Milei Editorial Asks for More Liberalisation, Not Less. Argentine Coverage Read It Backwards. appeared first on The Rio Times.
The total mixes judges, prosecutors and defenders, and it went through the Senate. What the figure shows, and what the claim about favourable rulings rests on. The post Argentina Has Made 166 Judicial Appointments, Not 166 Judges appeared first on The Rio Times.
Milei’s General Assembly travel and a 23 September New York forum are confirmed. A Trump meeting on the Falklands is reported by one outlet only. The post What Is Actually Confirmed About Milei’s United Nations Trip appeared first on The Rio Times.
Santiago Muzio has resigned from the Casa Argentina in Paris after accusations over a removed memorial plaque, expulsions and opaque building works. The post The Director of Argentina’s House in Paris Resigns appeared first on The Rio Times.
Argentina · Diplomacy Key Facts —The decision. President Javier Milei has suspended his planned trip to London on October 23–24, presidency sources confirmed to Clarín and TN on Thursday, September 10. —The agenda. The visit was to include a lecture at the University of Oxford and meetings with business leaders. —No official reason. Officials who […] The post Milei Suspends London Trip as Falklands Confrontation Deepens appeared first on The Rio Times.
Andy Burnham hardened British language on the Falklands as Argentina extended its criminal complaints to name oil company directors personally. The post Britain Says Relentless, Argentina Names the Executives appeared first on The Rio Times.
Five new right-wing governments were expected to roll back Chinese influence. Peru, Colombia and Argentina have not, and the rollbacks came from elsewhere. The post Latin America China Ties Survived the Region’s Right Turn appeared first on The Rio Times.
Judge Julian Ercolini has taken Argentina's Falklands oil complaint, now widened to allege a corporate scheme, illicit association and money laundering. The post Argentina Malvinas Case Grows Into a Money-Laundering Claim appeared first on The Rio Times.
Buenos Aires, Argentina – The Argentine president announced a package of measures to penalize companies operating in the hydrocarbons sector in the Falkland/Malvinas Islands without Argentine authorization. The statement comes in the wake of US President Donald Trump’s comments regarding his neutrality in the long-standing dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the archipelago. […] The post The Falklands/Malvinas dispute: Javier Milei tightens sanctions against companies drilling for oil on islands appeared first on Latin America Reports.
More than 44 years after Britain and Argentina went to war over the Falkland Islands, Argentina is reasserting its claim
Argentina has announced that it will investigate and sanction oil companies working near the Falkland Islands without authorisation, after President Javier Milei said the “winds of change” favour his country’s claim to the archipelago. Britain and Argentina fought a 10-week war in 1982 over the South Atlantic islands, a British overseas territory that Argentines call Las Malvinas. Argentina’s presidency said in a statement on Friday that it had ordered the opening of proceedings to “investigate...
US President Donald Trump raised doubts about whether the United States would support Britain in another conflict over the Falkland Islands in an interview with a British broadcaster aired Thursday, injecting new tension into the long-standing dispute over the British-controlled archipelago also claimed by Argentina. Trump's comments came as his ideological ally, Argentine President Javier Milei, prepared to deliver a televised national address about what his government has described as diplomatic progress over the islands that lie about 480 kilometers off Argentina’s coast in the South Atlantic. FRANCE 24's International Affairs Editor Rochelle Ferguson-Bouyahe tells us more.
The comments come as Argentinian president Javier Milei says the "winds of change" favoured his country's claim on the British overseas territory.
Argentina's president accused of political machinations as he eyes shifting US stance on Las Malvinas.
Argentina's airport strike was postponed hours before it began. The union ATE says it could resume September 7-8 if wage talks with the government fail. The post Argentina Airport Strike May Resume September 7-8 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Argentina’s President Javier Milei has threatened sanctions against oil companies operating off the Falklands.
Argentine President Javier Milei escalated his country’s dispute with Britain over the Falkland Islands on Thursday, vowing new measures to halt an oil project near the British-controlled archipelago and praising US President Donald Trump for saying Washington could reconsider its neutral stance on the islands’ sovereignty. Milei cast Trump’s comments as proof that his close relationship with the US president – criticised by political opponents as overly deferential – was paying dividends. “The...