Discomfort and concern. That was the reaction of Javier Milei's government to the Supreme Court ruling that yesterday removed the limits on land sales to foreigners, by reinstating the validity of an article of mega-decree 70/2023 pushed by the Executive Branch in the first days of the libertarian administration and which was rejected in March 2024 by the Senate.
Read the full article here
President Javier Milei spoke this Wednesday at the 62nd IDEA Colloquium, titled "Investing in history. 20 years: from promise to power," and made various statements about the economy, inflation, next year's elections, the Supreme Court ruling on the Land Law, and the electoral prospects of opposition figures such as Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof and Left Front (FIT) deputy Myriam Bregman.
Read the full article here
One of the great mutations in international politics under Donald Trump's impetus is the attempt to reorder the world based on spheres of influence. Once again, America would be for the Americans. Or for the North Americans. President James Monroe's dream. The recreation of this hegemony is now known as the "Donroe Doctrine." In this new cold war, the continent must be recognized as a domain of Washington. Or as an exclusion zone for China. The proposal has a flaw. Without the alignment of Canada, Mexico, and Brazil with the United States, the experiment is a ...
AI Brief
Your highlights
"No need for me to get involved": discomfort in the Government over the Court ruling allowing the sale of land to foreigners
Discomfort and concern. That was the reaction of Javier Milei's government to the Supreme Court ruling that yesterday removed the limits on the sale of land to foreigners, by reinstating an article of the mega-decree 70/2023 pushed by the Executive Branch in the first days of the libertarian administration and which was rejected in March 2024 by the Senate.
The Court ruling, the currency controls, Kicillof, Bregman and the "lunatics": Milei's main quotes at the IDEA colloquium
President Javier Milei spoke this Wednesday at the 62nd IDEA Colloquium, titled "Investing in history. 20 years: from promise to power," and offered various statements on the economy, inflation, next year's elections, the Supreme Court ruling on the Land Law, and the electoral prospects of opposition figures such as Buenos Aires Governor Axel Kicillof and Left Front (FIT) deputy Myriam Bregman.
An election of global dimension
One of the great mutations of international politics under Donald Trump's impetus is the attempt to reorder the world into zones of influence. Once again, America would be for the Americans. Or for the North Americans. President James Monroe's dream. The recreation of this hegemony is now known as the "Donroe Doctrine." In this new cold war, the continent must be recognized as a domain of Washington. Or as an exclusion zone for China. The proposal has a flaw. Without an alignment of Canada, Mexico, and Brazil with the United States, the experiment is a grimace of what it intends to be. This is the reason why the elections that Brazilians will vote in next Sunday to choose their president have a global dimension.
Milei spoke before business leaders and said the elections will be decisive: "Prosperity or decline"
President Javier Milei referred this Wednesday to next year's elections and called them decisive, speaking before the country's most prominent business leaders at the 62nd IDEA Colloquium, the largest gathering of the corporate world. He stated that Argentines will be able to choose "between the model of decline and that of prosperity."