Milei and Macri Clash, Splintering Argentina’s Right Wing

The former president analyzed the economic direction in the middle of negotiations with the International Monetary Fund. In addition, he again criticized Karina Milei, Santiago Caputo and Horacio Rodríguez Larreta.

Milei and Macri Clash, Splintering Argentina’s Right Wing

Argentina’s political right faces a defining moment as President Javier Milei and former President Mauricio Macri engage in a bitter rivalry that threatens to fracture their shared conservative base. The fallout from this power struggle could reshape the country’s political landscape ahead of crucial legislative elections. Once allies, Milei and Macri now find themselves at […]

Javier Milei and Mauricio Macri used to eat Milanese together in the official residence of Olivos, where the Argentine presidents live. They were friendly encounters, but loaded with tension. Macri considered himself then, and still does, the political support of the ultra-right government. His deputies and senators allowed the president, in a legislative minority, to pass key laws in Congress and block Peronism. In return, Macri demanded that M…

Jorge Macri will be remembered for having converted a local election into the preliminary battle of this year’s big electoral fight, which will be the October legislative elections. Although a symbolically important election was expected in the Capital because in October national senators will be elected, in addition to national deputies, the advance of the local elections by May 18 (only the members of the Capital Legislature will be elected) d…

The new criticisms by former President Mauricio Macri of the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, did not go well in Casa Rosada, where they rejected the recent decision to focus the differences against the minor of the Milei. “He did not understand anything,” a major source said to the agency Noticias Argentinas about the decision of the ex-mandatario to point against “El Jefe” in his last statements. Through the corridors of Balc…

The relationship between those who knew they were the most important leaders of Juntos por el Cambio was for years a bloc of power. However, egos, ambitions and strategic differences ended up breaking the balance and shattering a society that seemed indestructible.