Argentina government shifts political strategy toward South Atlantic issue

The Argentine government is implementing a new political strategy centered on the South Atlantic and Malvinas issue as part of its campaign leading toward 2027. This shift involves internal coordination by Santiago Caputo and Karina Milei, though the change in plans has reportedly impacted Vice President Victoria Villarruel and certain opposition sectors.

In other domestic developments, reports indicate that several members of Congress, including six deputies and two senators from various political parties, are facing significant unpaid bank debts. Additionally, Buenos Aires Chief of Government Jorge Macri held his first meeting with the new nuncio, Michel Wallace Banach.