Adorni Pressured a Key Witness and Still Walked Away Unscathed

The cabinet chief contacted the contractor who most endangered him, tried to shape testimony through legal “help,” and faced no fallout after prosecutors decided the outreach did not derail the case

Milei’s Camp Treats the Opposition as Hollow Political Theater and Marches Toward 2027

The government is openly betting that a stronger economy and a fractured opposition will leave every rival, from Peronist factions to Dante Gebel and Mauricio Macri, looking weak, late, and politically disposable

Governors Weigh In as Congress Prepares to Debate Ending Argentina’s PASO Primaries

Some provincial leaders already support or reject the administration’s election reform, while others stay cautious and use the debate to negotiate political and fiscal concessions.

Argentina’s Inflation Is Stuck Above 2% Because the Disinflation Story Is Far Less Clean Than Officials Want to Admit

Price pressures are not simply fading; indexation, regulated hikes, currency pass-through, and stubborn service inflation are openly blocking a rapid return to low monthly inflation

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Argentina’s 2027 Debt Wall Is Already Shaking the Market and Exposing Political Fear

Investors are openly pricing in a brutal mix of refinancing stress, election risk, and the possibility that Argentina could lose its reform path after the next presidential race.

Central America’s Debt Trap Is Splitting the Region Between Fiscal Discipline and Dangerous Foreign Dependence

CEPAL’s latest fiscal snapshot shows a brutally uneven regional map: Costa Rica and Guatemala retain more control through local financing, while Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Panama are far more exposed to the shocks, pricing, and pressure of international capital markets

Weretilneck and Jalil Say the Adorni Scandal Does Not Alter the Push for a Federal Agenda

The governors of Río Negro and Catamarca argue that their dealings with Argentina’s national government remain centered on practical issues such as infrastructure, energy, mining, and investment, despite the political noise surrounding Adorni.

Argentina’s Credit System Is Crushing the Poor and Manufacturing Financial Exiles

This is not a story of reckless borrowers but of collapsing incomes, punishing rates, and fintech-driven lending traps that lock vulnerable families out of the economy for years

Argentina’s Credit Rebound Is Real, but Wall Street Brutally Dumped Its Corporate Champions

Sovereign bonds gained credibility, country risk fell back toward 500, and the central bank kept buying dollars, yet US investors hammered Argentine equities with Mercado Libre leading the selloff

Historic Campana Plant Shuts Down After 64 Years, Leaving 150 Jobs at Risk

Cabot Argentina will permanently close its Buenos Aires facility, ending local production of carbon black and raising concerns across the rubber supply chain.

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