Argentina can always count on France, Macron tells Milei

Goldman Sachs Pushes Milei to Free Argentina’s Capital Flows

Argentina’s President Javier Milei faces a critical juncture, as Goldman Sachs urges him to scrap capital and currency controls. Experts insist this step is key to drawing investors and fueling a shaky stock market rally, with markets seeking guarantees of free capital flows. Since taking office in December 2023, Milei has cut spending, tamed inflation […]

Argentina can always count on France, Macron tells Milei

Presidents Emmanuel Macron of France and Argentina's Javier Milei held a telephone conversation Tuesday, during which the European leader conveyed his strong support to the Libertarian administration's negotiations with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). 'The Argentine people can always count on France,' Macron stressed. His country has a 4.03% voting power on the IMF executive board, ranking fifth globally. Milei and Economy Minister Luis To

03.30 Talk between Milei and MacronThe President communicated with his pair from France, Emmanuel Macron, to talk about bilateral relations, at a time when the libertarian government finalises details with the International Monetary Fund for a new loan.After that, both presidents greeted each other on social network X and shared some details of what was discussed.Thank you, President @EmmanuelMacron. We deeply appreciate France's support and co…

CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – Alejandro Catterberg, head of the consulting firm Poliarquía, analyzed this Tuesday on Regreso CNN with Mariana Arias and Pepe Gil Vidal the evolution of popular support for Javier Milei's government and current political trends in Argentina. Catterberg emphasized that, although March has seen declines in several approval ratings, the government still retains significant public support. “The basic tren…

The French president said that the Argentine people "will always be able to count on the support of France."France is the fifth most important country within the Fund.

The Argentine president held a telephone talk today with his par gallo, who gave some details of the conversation they had at a time when the libertarian government is trying to close a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund