Infographic: BA City shows hopes of “flattening the curve”
New cases have not grown for more than a month, and a decline in test positivity rates suggests reduced under-detection in the capital
Politics
Is Alberto Fernández looking to reform the Supreme Court?
The presentation of a judicial reform addressing the country’s corrupt Federal criminal courthouses came with a potential surprise twist
No Alberto without Cristina, no Cristina without Alberto
Although the ruling coalition lacks a unified ideological identity, President and VP are closer than the opposition (and some allies) make it seem
COVID strategy shows cracks after failed second lockdown
Daily deaths and cases continue to mark new records as experts ponder policy adjustments due to reduced compliance
Infographic: Argentina’s party politics spectrum
The ruling and opposition coalitions share a similar structure: some prone to negotiation, some ideologically firm, and outsiders taking aim from the flanks
Sergio Berni, the Putin-like sheriff within Peronism
The strongman in Buenos Aires Province's Security Ministry that is a headache for President Fernández but loyal to Cristina Kirchner
Fernández takes friendly fire in tense week for his coalition
Did VP Cristina Kirchner open the door for allies to take aim at the President?
Graphic: Has the two-week strong lockdown been enough?
The return to 'Phase One' has still not shown signs of flattening the curve, with mobility data suggesting lower compliance
The president is not thinking about the “post-pandemic”
Showing progress with debt negotiations looks like a more feasible short-term target than overcoming the novel coronavirus
Murder of Cristina Kirchner ex secretary revives old ghosts
The gruesome death of Fabián Gutiérrez brought cases of Kirchnerite corruption back to the fore