With falling inflation and interest rates, Argentine President Javier Milei turns his attention away from the economy, and gets real on the fight against criminal gangs.
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Two debates held in recent days in Argentina by Javier Milei set the tone for the public safety policy that the head of the Casa Rosada intends to implement in the next three and a half years of his mandate, facing one of the strongest ministers in his cabinet: former presidential candidate and conservative Patricia Bullrich. Read more (06/19/2024.