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In Milei’s latest drastic move, Argentina is sole UN holdout voting ‘no’ to ending gender violence

  • The ‘no’ vote marked the latest in a series of dramatic foreign policy shifts under President Javier Milei, the most right-wing leader in Argentina’s 41 years of democracy
  • Nearly a year into his presidency, the former Argentine TV pundit remains erratic and idiosyncratic in the global spotlight, in striking similarity to Trump
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Trump meets with Argentina’s president, the first foreign leader he’s met with since election

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Strike at Argentina’s flagship airline hits 30,000 passengers

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Argentine president begins unusual visit to Spain, snubbing officials and courting the far-right

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How Latin America’s anti-Zionist Jews are standing against Israel’s war in Palestine

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