by Federico Poore The Essential, 24-10-2019 Many thought he wouldn’t even make it, but Argentina has reached election week and President Mauricio Macri is still standing. Even more, over the weekend he enjoyed the best 48 hours of his administration since his coalition’s crushing political defeat in the August primaries. Does than mean that he […]
por Federico Poore The Essential, 26-09-2019 The International Monetary Fund will likely postpone the disbursement of a crucial tranche of its Argentine bailout despite a last-ditch attempt this week in New York by President Mauricio Macri himself. The president showed up in the final minutes of the meeting between IMF Acting Managing Director David Lipton […]
por Federico PooreBuenos Aires Times, 27-07-2019 Last December, the Buenos Aires City Legislature brought in a new set of regulations to govern urban development in the nation’s capital, replacing legislation that dated back to 1977. The introduction of the new rules was barely noticed, lost in the midst of more urgent political issues. Yet […]
por Federico Poore The Essential, 13-06-2019 Mauricio Macri has chosen a veteran Peronist senator as his vice-presidential candidate. Miguel Ángel Pichetto, 68, could breathe new life into the worn-out president’s attempts to tame a growing crisis of governability amid questions over Argentina’s ability to repay a multibillion bailout to the International Monetary Fund. A low-profile […]
por Federico Poore The Essential, 16-05-2019 Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is back. Fueled by the government’s own missteps, the former president has enjoyed a week full of positives — first presenting her best-selling book Sinceramente at the packed Buenos Aires International Book Fair and then being at the center of a crucial summit at the […]
por Federico Poore The Essential, 21-03-2019 With seven months to go before the presidential elections, a high-profile espionage scandal is hitting close to the heart of Mauricio Macri’s administration. The revelations of the recently disclosed “D’Alessio case” are circling around key government officials and the presidential overreaction has only cast more doubts about its role. […]
«El próximo gobierno va a tener que hablar más de producción y menos de finanzas» por Federico Poore Buenos Aires Times, 16-03-2019 ¿Qué resultados concretos se llevó de la gira argentina por India y Vietnam? Fue positiva en muchos aspectos. Para poder exportar tenemos que tener relaciones con todo el mundo y buscar la apertura […]
por Federico Poore Chequeado, 11-03-2019 Tras un paro de 72 horas realizado por la Confederación de Trabajadores de la Educación de la República Argentina (CTERA), comenzaron las clases en las escuelas públicas de la mayoría de las provincias del país, aunque en 18 de ellas los gremios aún no cerraron sus acuerdos paritarios de 2019 […]
por Federico Poore Chequeado, 27-02-2019 Durante una entrevista en el programa Odisea Argentina, el especialista en políticas educativas Alieto Guadagni aseguró que la Argentina es uno de los países de la región que más invierte en educación. “Somos en América Latina uno de los países que gasta más en Educación como porcentaje del PBI. Sacando […]
por Federico Poore Chequeado, 19-02-2019 El Gobierno de la Provincia de Buenos Aires se reunió la semana última con el Frente de Unidad Docente de la Provincia (Suteba, FEB, Sadop, UDA, AMET y Udocba) para discutir los aumentos paritarios de 2019. En el contexto de esta discusión, la administración de María Eugenia Vidal suele incluir […]