Argentina is making bold moves on the international stage that reinforce the values of sovereignty and moral clarity in global politics. In a remarkable display of solidarity with Israel, Argentine ...

Argentines have historically been devoted to the dollar, but they are beginning to spurn the greenback for the allure of gold ...

Our two countries aren’t merely partners. We’re brothers who share the same values of liberty and democracy,” the Argentinian ...

After decades of sky-high inflation, Argentina’s new president has proposed a bold and controversial solution - dollarizing the economy by abolishing the central bank and eliminating the peso. But ...

Argentina elected Javier Milei to fix its failing economy. His radical policies - massive spending cuts, privatization, and ...

Argentina’s depleted currency reserves sent Milei backpedaling ... It is one that would see dollars gradually replacing pesos. Milei’s “endogenous dollarization” scheme would involve fixing the supply ...

Argentina’s government has unveiled an ambitious scheme to bring billions of undeclared U.S. dollars tucked under mattresses or stashed in foreign bank accounts back into the crisis-prone country.

For instance, home purchases in Argentina and loans that enable those purchases are already made in dollars. Dollarization would be for Milei and his colleagues to merely confirm what already ...

Policy experts need to cease shouting at Argentinean president Javier Milei to “dollarize.” He can do no such thing. Milei can only get government out of the way so that Argentineans are free ...

The reversal of Argentina’s inflation trend may also be connected with dollarization — or lack thereof. Mr. Milei campaigned on the promise to dollarize the economy and shut down the central bank.

Bringing it back to Argentina, self-proclaimed libertarians ... readers can hopefully see that while “dollarization” from Milei would be pointless for the Argentine libertarian, dollar ...