Argentina’s inflation rate dropped to 20.6% in January 2025, marking the fourth consecutive month under 3% and the first time in two years that annual inflation fell below 100%, now at 84.5%. This decline follows President Javier Milei’s aggressive austerity policies, including mass public sector layoffs, ministry cuts, and pension vetoes. While Milei’s measures have reduced inflation from a peak of 211.4% in early 2023, they have also pushed millions into poverty and sparked widespread protests. Despite economic recession and declining purchasing power, the government remains optimistic, projecting 5% GDP growth in 2025.
Argentine Executives Admit Paying Millions in Bribes in Massive FIFA Corrup …
More than a decade after the FIFA corruption scandal rocked world soccer, two Argentine sports marketing executives have now admitted paying tens of millions of dollars in bribes to soccer officials in exchange for lucrative broadcasting and marketing rights. Hugo...





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