SPECIAL PIECE🔴 PRESIDENT MILEI & THE ARGENTINE MIRACLE The entire world views Argentina's Milei as a MIRACLE of historic proportions: Not only did President Milei lowered inflation and balanced the budget by chainsawing 30% of the Government, but he did it with no lower-class social uproar, and local popularity ratings increasing. How did he manage to do it? Check out this special piece featured in @MarioNawfal's new "69 X Minutes" show. Credits: Production, research and editing: @ArgMilei Footage: @Santiago_Oria, TV Pública, LN+, TN, Crónica TV, Canal 13, Al Maydeen Español, DW Español, El País, Giacobbe Consultora @JMilei

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MILEI HEADS TO WASHINGTON FOR HISPANIC HERITAGE GALA President Milei is traveling to Washington, D.C., for a three-day visit centered on the Official Hispanic Heritage Gala on October 14 at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium, where he is listed as guest of honor. The agenda also includes a meeting with the American Chamber of Commerce on October 15 and a planned encounter with Brazilian deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro, brother of presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, ahead of Brazil’s October 25 runoff against President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. @JMilei

🔴Third anniversary of October 7 BUENOS AIRES HONORS FORMER HAMAS HOSTAGE IAIR HORN The Buenos Aires City Legislature named Argentine-Israeli survivor Iair Horn an honorary guest of the city during a ceremony marking three years since the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023. Horn, who lived most of his life in Buenos Aires, was held in Gaza for 498 days. The tribute took place in the Golden Hall. Guests included DAIA president Mauro Berenstein. A second measure honoring all victims was also approved. A video welcomed Horn with the words “Iair, welcome home” and showed recordings of terrorists boasting of the killings. BA house member Wolff cited Hamas’s 1988 charter and said that only 39 of 197 countries condemned the attack. He recalled that about 1,200 people were killed and 251 kidnapped, including the Horn brothers, and called it the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Moved by the images, Horn described the tunnels as the largest labyrinth he had known and said he survived by assuming he was already dead. He regained peace only when his brother Eitan was freed after 738 days, and closed with “Nunca más”—Never Again—.

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MACRON HOSTS MILEI AND ARG. GOVERNORS AT THE ELYSEE French President Emmanuel Macron received President Milei at the Élysée Palace in Paris today, alongside a large delegation of provincial governors. The meeting was part of Argentina Week, during which President Milei spoke at the OECD and addressed business leaders. Thirteen Governors were present included Rolando Figueroa of Neuquén, Alfredo Cornejo of Mendoza, Rogelio Frigerio of Entre Ríos, Ignacio Torres of Chubut, and Jorge Macri of Buenos Aires City. Karina Milei, Chief of Staff Diego Santilli, and ministers Luis Caputo, Pablo Quirno, and Federico Sturzenegger also attended. Friday’s closing rounds will cover technology, energy, trade, and the Mercosur–EU deal. President Milei will then receive a Paris Economic Forum distinction alongside Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion. @JMilei

Argentina to Take Malvinas Oil Dispute to UN Sea Tribunal Argentine Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno said the government has opened international arbitration to halt the Sea Lion hydrocarbon project north of the Malvinas Islands and will seek urgent measures at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea if Britain does not stop operations. London has 14 days to suspend work on the Rockhopper–Navitas venture in the North Malvinas Basin. Quirno called the move part of President Javier Milei’s strategy to challenge British licenses. “If the United Kingdom does not suspend exploitation, we will go to the Tribunal,” he said. Officials argue the fields lie on Argentina’s continental shelf and that unilateral development violates UN resolutions 2065 and 31/49, which recognize the sovereignty dispute and urge both sides to avoid changing the status quo. First production is slated for 2028; Buenos Aires says it is acting early to prevent it. Argentina is also pressing companies and financiers to choose between disputed licenses and access to its own energy assets. Quirno stressed the goal is recovery of sovereignty, not coexistence. A federal judge has already issued a precautionary order against the firms involved.