Diego Santilli, a veteran politician known for his consensus-building approach, has been appointed as Javier Milei's new chief of ministers, a move expected to bring more negotiation than confrontation to the Argentine government.

The Argentine government has authorized up to US$5 billion in borrowing under foreign jurisdiction, specifically allowing loan agreements with international lenders to fall under New York courts. This decree aims to shield Central Bank reserves and other state assets from potential seizure.

After more than two years of demands, the Argentine government under President Milei has agreed to increase the university budget and grant a 24% pay raise to staff at public universities.

The Argentine government announced that foreign pharmaceutical firms are set to invest US$8 billion in the country, signaling a significant boost for the local industry.

A recent UBA survey indicates that allegations surrounding Adorni are significantly damaging the Milei government's "anti-caste" narrative, a key talking point. Nearly 80% of respondents believe the scandal is tarnishing this message.

The Argentine government has lifted a ban on journalists at the Casa Rosada, which was initially imposed after a journalist was accused of spying, though new press restrictions have been implemented.

The Argentine government under President Milei intends to cut 240 positions at the National Meteorological Service, prompting warnings from workers that such reductions could jeopardize flight safety and emergency alerts.

A discrepancy has emerged between the Argentine government, which claims 9,421 homeless people nationwide, and NGOs, whose survey found over 12,000 unhoused individuals in Buenos Aires City alone.

The Argentine government has requested the Supreme Court to overturn a judge's decision to suspend a large portion of its labor reform, which was deemed to violate labor rights.

A report indicates that the Argentine government is not backing a campaign aimed at restoring identities associated with the country's past dictatorship.

The Argentine government has commenced the privatization process for Intercargo, the airport ramps company, and will be receiving bids until May 7.

The Argentine government has declassified SIDE intelligence files from 1973-1983, a period encompassing the military dictatorship, as the anniversary of the 1976 coup approaches, prompting the Church to issue a 'never again' message.

Argentina's foreign minister has stated that securing negotiations with Britain over the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands is a priority for the Argentine government.

Argentina's deputies approved an investment regime for new industries ('Super RIGI') and a US$171 million payout to hedge funds holding bonds from the country’s 2001 default, marking legislative victories for the government.

The Argentine government has approved up to $5 billion in financing from international bodies supported by multilateral credit organizations, as announced in the official gazette on Monday.

The Argentine government and universities have signed an agreement addressing funding and salaries, which includes a 24.33% wage increase for university staff and continued funding for university hospitals.

The Milei administration has informed the judiciary that it will allocate an additional US$400,000 to the budget of the Genetic Data Bank, after the institution warned it could no longer comply with court orders.

The Argentine government has approved incentives for the expansion of a Chinese-backed lithium project, driven by economic interests and the need for resilient supply chains.

Deputy Esteban Paulón filed a criminal complaint against the Argentine government, alleging irregular use of expense cards related to Nucleoeléctrica funds, following an administrative report to Congress.

The Argentine government, led by President Javier Milei, has prohibited journalists from accessing the presidential palace. This move restricts media entry to the Casa Rosada.

A Reuters reporter was denied entry to the Casa Rosada on Thursday morning, as access via fingerprint was blocked for journalists.

The Argentine government extends greetings to Hungary's new leader following the departure of Milei ally Orbán.

The Argentine government has declared Mohsen Soltani Teherani, the Chargé d'Affaires of the Iranian Embassy, persona non grata and ordered him to leave the country within 48 hours.

The cultural debate surrounding the Christopher Columbus statue in Washington continues in the United States, while the Argentine government attempts to disregard the memory of its dictatorship.

The Argentine government is reportedly seeking to move past the 'Adorni scandal,' with observers speculating that the controversy may have been fueled by internal rivals rather than solely the opposition.

The Argentine government has announced a private project by US-based Meitner Energy to invest $1.2 billion in an Argentine-designed ACR-300 small modular reactor, the first of its kind.

Argentina's LLA government has intervened in the Congressional Budget Office, an organism that previously contradicted the government's position, now requiring ruling party approval for its reports.

The Argentine government is making a third attempt to draw an estimated US$255 billion held outside the banking system back into the economy. This amount is more than five times the IMF's record 2018 loan to the country.

Argentina's security ministry announced that the country recorded its lowest number of murders in 2025, making it the 'least violent country' in the region, a celebration tempered by shock over recent femicide cases.

The Argentine government has successfully secured the passage of its deregulation law in the lower house of parliament.

The Argentine government is questioning university spending as students, professors, and supporters of public universities prepare to march, demanding the Milei administration comply with a law granting them more funds.

The Argentine government has increased the prices of biofuels intended for its domestic market.

The Argentine cabinet has reportedly barred journalists from entering government buildings, citing suspicions of espionage.

The Argentine government has taken the unprecedented step of barring all accredited reporters from the presidential palace, amid President Javier Milei’s escalating campaign against journalists.

Following the success of a large investment program, the Argentine government has announced the requirements for RIMI, a new investment incentive program. RIMI targets micro, small, and medium enterprises investing between US$150,000 and US$9 million.

The Argentine government has re-filed a bill, known as the 'hojarasca' or 'dead leaves' bill, which aims to eliminate outdated and unapplicable laws. This legislative effort seeks to streamline the country's regulatory framework.

Manuel Adorni, the Argentine government spokesperson, pushed back against questions regarding his wealth and assets, stating he has "nothing to hide."

The Argentine government has broadened the benefits of the RIGI regime for oil and gas projects, extending the program until 2027 and lowering the minimum investment for onshore developments.