
Tens of thousands of union workers, pensioners, and university students marched through downtown Buenos Aires in a massive "March of Anger" challenging President Milei’s deep fiscal cuts.

Argentine President Javier Milei has announced tougher sanctions against Falklands oil operations and plans to strengthen Argentina’s southern defense presence amid renewed tensions with the UK.

Argentina began receiving in April 2026 a flow of foreign currency that could exceed $30 billion in six months, though inflation and an approval drop to 36% challenge Milei.

President Milei asked for patience on April 9, 2026, as his approval falls to 36% and monthly inflation rebounds to 2.9%, though the IMF maintains a 4% growth projection for Argentina.

Argentine president Milei reaffirmed in Jerusalem the alliance with the US and Israel and signed technology and defense agreements, generating mixed reactions in the region.

Argentina approved the Mercosur-EU agreement with 69 votes and Milei's labor reform with 42 in February 2026, advancing toward reducing the 42% labor informality rate.