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Argentina: Economic volatility and political polarization

596 clusters · 1412 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina faces private sector job losses and industrial decline

The Milei administration faces intensifying economic and political pressures. While inflation showed signs of deceleration—with September's IPC reported at 1.9 percent—the government continues to manage significant socia

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Argentina childcare costs, poverty, and social servicestrain

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Latest: Argentina faces growing pressure on social services and union health funds

The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) has released data regarding the monthly cost of raising a child in Argentina, categorized as the ‘Canasta de Crianza’ (Childcare Basket). These figures serve as a

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Latin America El Niño response: floods, drought, and risks

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Latest: Argentina and Mexico implement measures to support livestock sectors

As of late October 2026, the ‘Super Niño’ phenomenon continues to drive extreme weather risks across Latin America, with an 83% probability of intense activity lasting through the first quarter of 2027. In Argentina, the

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Argentina inflation trends and recessionary risks

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Latest: Argentina economy faces technical recession risk amid industrial decline

In August 2026, Argentina’s National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) reported that monthly inflation slowed to 1.7%, the lowest monthly increase in 14 months. This deceleration follows a 2.1% rate recorded i

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El Niño flood risk management in Argentina

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Latest: Gran Resistencia residents receive digital tool to monitor El Niño flood risks

Authorities in Argentina have introduced digital tools to monitor and mitigate flooding risks associated with the El Niño phenomenon. In Buenos Aires, the provincial government launched a Hydrometeorological Visor, a pla