Milei claims he rescued 14 million people. UCA researchers challenge the comparability of the poverty figures, while the latest official rate rises to 32.3%.

Brazilian journalist Rogério Tomaz Jr. was refused entry in Buenos Aires after his residency was cancelled. Officials cite migration rules; he questions whether politics played a role.

After a thousand days of Milei, inflation has slowed but prices have tripled, real registered wages have fallen, and poverty is rising again.

Argentina’s government sold falling inflation as proof that shock therapy had turned the corner. Poverty is rising again, unemployment is elevated, activity has weakened, and the poverty series itself faces a serious comparability dispute.

Argentina’s new program offers citizenship for $350,000 as Milei tightens rules for migrants without capital and searches for dollars.