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Casa Rosada
Coverage of Casa Rosada in the Nexus archive.
Javier Mileiperson1Pedro Sánchezperson1Begoña Gómezperson1Martín Rodríguez Yebraperson1La Naciónorganization1Lionel Messiperson1Diego Maradonaperson1Carlos Menemperson1Milei administrationorganization1press advocatestopic1hostile rhetorictopic1restrictive policiestopic1Argentinaplace1journaliststopic1
- Following Messi's lead, Milei bids to separate stadium and state
Argentine President Javier Milei and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez have engaged in a two-year political feud, with Milei criticizing Sánchez and his wife as 'corrupt.' Analysts note Milei uses Sánchez as a political antagonist in his 'cultural battle' against 'woke forces,' but expect the World Cup final to remain apolitical due to the national team's separation from politics under Lionel Messi's leadership.
- Milei administration in Argentina blocks journalist access to Casa Rosada
The Milei administration in Argentina has blocked journalist access to Casa Rosada, prompting warnings from press advocates about hostile rhetoric and increasingly restrictive policies against the media.