In a strategic move that reshapes the political landscape one year before Argentina's 2027 elections, the national government has replaced the president of the state-owned Correo Argentino, Camilo Baldini, with Adrián González, a lawyer close to Cabinet Chief Diego Santilli. The change aims to secure control over the key logistics operator for the upcoming elections.
In a nationally televised address on September 3, 2026, Argentine President Javier Milei announced a decree to boost defense spending, prioritize a naval base in Ushuaia, and sanction oil companies operating around the Falkland Islands. Rockhopper and Navitas defended their licenses as legal, while opposition leaders accused Milei of opportunism. The Sea Lion project, a $1.8 billion offshore development, remains on track for first oil in early 2028.
In a landmark decision, Missouri's highest court halted the new congressional map pushed by Republicans and endorsed by Donald Trump. The ruling, which reinstates the 2020 map, could save Democrat Emanuel Cleaver's seat and sets a key precedent in the U.S. redistricting fight.
A political party that was emerging as a serious contender for the presidency is now facing its worst crisis: allegations of racism and corruption have shaken its internal structure. The accusations, not yet confirmed by the courts, put its credibility and electoral prospects at risk. Can it overcome the scandal?
Argentine President Javier Milei believes the country is at a favorable moment in its sovereignty dispute over the Falkland Islands and plans to intensify restrictions against companies operating in the archipelago. The information was published by the French newspaper Le Monde on Friday, September 4, 2026.
With an eye on the 2027 elections, Argentina's Peronist movement is stirring. Axel Kicillof will launch his national political space, Sergio Massa rallies the youth, and La Cámpora aims to reclaim the Buenos Aires province. Internal competition heats up, and the future of primary elections is on the line.
Maya Fernández Allende, granddaughter of Salvador Allende and former Chilean Defense Minister, called Javier Milei's remarks 'extremely serious' after the Argentine president praised Augusto Pinochet's economic record during a visit to Santiago. The clash comes days before the 53rd anniversary of the 1973 coup.
In a bilateral meeting at La Moneda Palace, Chilean President José Antonio Kast reaffirmed his country's support for Argentina's sovereignty rights over the Falkland Islands and called for renewed dialogue with the UK. Milei thanked the gesture, and both leaders agreed on Chile's sovereignty over the Strait of Magellan.
Argentine President Javier Milei delivered a televised address on September 4, 2026, declaring that global shifts, including US President Donald Trump's recent remarks, favor Argentina's sovereignty claim over the Falkland Islands. He announced decrees to sanction oil companies operating in the disputed waters and to boost military presence in Tierra del Fuego, while the UK reaffirmed its long-standing position.
Thomas Ross, a Republican candidate for Missouri's House of Representatives, was arrested on September 2, 2026, for allegedly conspiring to plant cocaine and Adderall in his opponent's car during the primary. The scheme, involving his former campaign manager, was uncovered by an FBI investigation. Ross had won the primary by just 33 votes.
In a key session on September 3, 2026, the Buenos Aires City Legislature approved Martín López Zavaleta as the new Attorney General of the Public Prosecutor's Office, replacing Juan Bautista Mahiques. The body also ratified María Rosa Muiños as Ombudsman and made preschool for 3-year-olds mandatory starting in 2027.
In a 40-minute bilateral meeting at La Moneda Palace, Chilean President José Antonio Kast reaffirmed his country's support for Argentina's legitimate sovereignty rights over the Falkland Islands and called for renewed negotiations with the United Kingdom. Milei thanked the gesture and urged an end to illegal activities in the area.
President Javier Milei's national address on the Falkland Islands sparked fierce criticism from Argentina's opposition, which accused him of using a sensitive cause for political gain. The debate over sovereignty and the role of war veterans has been reignited, with calls for a state policy that transcends governments.
In an unprecedented event, TMAP delivered a speech that promises to mark a milestone in Argentina's political history. With a message of unity and hope, the leader charted a new course for the country, generating expectations and reactions across the political spectrum.
A hidden-camera investigation by Channel 4 News and the Verbatim group reveals senior Reform UK officials discussing how to channel a US citizen's donation to evade electoral law. The party denies the claims, calling them a 'hoax'.
President Javier Milei announced the expansion of Defense resources and the construction of an integrated naval base in Tierra del Fuego, aiming to position the country as the most important logistics hub in the South Atlantic. The measure will be formalized through an Urgency Decree signed today.
In a landmark speech, Argentine President Javier Milei unveiled a new national security doctrine focused on the nation's survival and prosperity, while issuing a stern warning over the Falkland Islands, stating that any external advance on the territory will be considered a violation of Argentina's sovereignty.
In a message seeking to transcend political divisions, President Javier Milei has called on all political, economic, and social leaders to set aside their differences and present a united front to the world. 'Malvinas is one of those causes,' he stated, in a call that resonated across the political spectrum.
In a televised interview, Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno announced that the naval base in Tierra del Fuego has secured funding by presidential decision. The move aims to establish a permanent state presence in a strategic region, reinforcing Argentina's claims and Antarctic projection.
In a bold statement, Argentina's Chancellor Pablo Quirno declared that the country shapes its foreign policy according to its own interests, highlighting how President Javier Milei's influence in shifting regional politics has strengthened Argentina's hand in the Malvinas Islands sovereignty strategy.
In a move aimed at setting aside partisan differences, Argentina's PRO party bloc has officially endorsed the President's call for a unified national strategy on the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands, known in Spanish as Malvinas. The party also urged that the initiative be formalized in Congress for debate, marking a significant step toward bipartisan consensus.
In a national broadcast, President Javier Milei announced the submission to Congress of a package of initiatives to strengthen Argentine sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, in response to recent statements by Donald Trump and the British offshore oil project in the area.
President Javier Milei reaffirmed Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), highlighting that the UN recognizes the sovereignty dispute and demanding bilateral negotiations with the United Kingdom. He stressed that the Malvinas cause transcends governments and political parties.
President Javier Milei has celebrated what he calls an unprecedented move: the United States reevaluating its historical stance on the Falkland Islands. For the president, this signals that Washington views Argentina as a reliable partner, aligned with the West and strategically important for the coming decades.
In a landmark shift, Argentina's government announced a concrete advance in the Malvinas cause, marking the first tangible result in decades. After years of stalled rhetoric, this administration presents a new diplomatic strategy that places sovereignty at the forefront of the national agenda, sparking renewed hope and international attention.
