Maga’s foolish embrace of Javier Milei
If this is all it takes to be a populist, then populism has no meaning.
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Monster of the mainstream
Argentina’s new president Javier Milei embodies the zombie neoliberalism of the 1990s.
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The parallels between Argentina and Britain’s inept political class
Over the past few decades, both countries have experienced near financial catastrophe at the hands of reckless leaders.
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From the NS archive: Mrs Thatcher’s war of bogus principles
21 May 1982: If Thatcher is right, then the price of ejecting the Argentines from the Falklands, however high, will…
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Antonio Banderas and the art of self-parody
In Official Competition, a sharp satire of arthouse cinema, the actor plays a version of himself for laughs.
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The Falklands War revisited
In 1982 Britain was as racked by doubt and division as it is today. But a short conflict on the…
ByIn Buenos Aires, nights out start with pre-drinks or “previa” at 1am
Elizabeth Yentumi on nightlife in Argentina, which differs from the UK on more than just the time.
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Why Eva Perón remains a classic of queer theatre seventy years after her death
Copi and an Argentinian classic of queer theatre.
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The land that time forgot
Both sides realise that another attempt at imposing a military solution is out of the question - but both sides…
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Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis report on how Argentina's worker-run factories have nurtured a powerful so
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