Journalist/editor/analyst #COYS Currently Editor-in-Chief, Buenos Aires Times (@thebatimes).
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Joined February 2009
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Going live on @TimesRadio in a few minutes to talk Argentina-England semi-final and what it means
Argentina’s President Javier Milei in attendance at the US Embassy’s Fourth of July party at Palacio Bosch in Buenos Aires this evening, celebrating the 250th anniversary of the the declaration of independence #USAcumple250 @JMilei @USAmbassadorARG @pldocmd
Going live with @cecidegli in a few mins to talk about the West, Trump, Brexit and the NATO crisis for those who fancy some doom-laden afternoon listening!
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Rafael Grossi, Argentina's candidate for UN secretary-general, pitches ‘enlightened pragmatism’ for fractured UN in key hearing
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Milei vows to stay course, tackles “bad” inflation data head-on in speech to AmCham Summit
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Before President Milei’s speech at the AmCham Summit, journalists were told they could no longer sit in the main section of the hall with other attendees and must stand in a pen in the corner, behind security fences
#libertad #corralito
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"Democracy is alive and well despite the wear and tear of over four decades – one consensus still intact despite the increasing polarisation and fragmentation of the political scenario."
This week's #Editorial
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Today marks 50 years since the March 24, 1976 coup d'état that began Argentina’s last dictatorship.
Memory, truth and justice remain essential to democracy.
Read our special coverage marking the anniversary on our website.
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Nunca más.
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Trials into dictatorship-era crimes against humanity press on, despite political tensions
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"We should remember every day that 50 years ago there was a military dictatorship and count our blessings for a democracy equally capable of electing leftist populism and the libertarian administration now ruling."
This week's @theBATimes #editorial
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"To President Milei’s favour, he’s not the first top-level public official to use his position for personal benefit. But according to his terminology, such behaviour is one of the prime definitions of the caste."
✍️ Agustino Fontevecchia [@AguFonte]
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"Fifty years after the 1976 coup, the sport continues a long struggle to uncover the fate of the disappeared"
✍️ Dan Edwards [@DanEdwardsGoal]
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Nuestra tapa de hoy del Buenos Aires Times, en la previa del 50° aniversario del golpe del 24 de marzo de 1976, que dio inicio a la última dictadura en Argentina
Today's #frontpage. March 21, 2026. #448.
SPECIAL EDITION: 50th anniversary of Argentina's 1976 military coup
Get your copy of @theBATimes inside @perfildiario this and every Saturday!
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#Interview
Iran’s top envoy in Argentina accuses US and Israel of ‘brutal aggression,' comments on Milei's 'enemy' remark
✍️ Cecilia Degl'Innocenti [@cecidegli]
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Tomorrow's #frontpage. January 24, 2026. #440.
– Milei and Trump at Davos
– US president launches 'Board of Peace'
– Interview: Venezuelan political scientist Benigno Alarcón Deza
Get your copy inside @perfildiario this Saturday!
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Argentina's Milei says Trump has invited him to join ‘Board of Peace’
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Patagonia’s wildfires become weapons of disinformation
From Mapuche scapegoating to alleged Israeli plot – how conspiracy theories and political agendas distorted truth behind raging fires in Argentina's south
✍️ Giselle Leclercq [@giselleleclercq]
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Feature-length interview here with Rafael Grossi, the impressive head of the IAEA and candidate to be next UN secretary-general
Extended version online even features a bonus question inserted by my seven-year-old son!
(And thank you @rafaelmgrossi for answering his Q!)
"The UN is moving into irrelevance, but it need not be so"
Anv exclusive interview with IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, the Argentine diplomat who wants to be the next secretary-general of the United Nations.
✍️ James Grainger [@JamesGrainger0]
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James Grainger retweeted
"The UN is moving into irrelevance, but it need not be so"
Anv exclusive interview with IAEA chief Rafael Grossi, the Argentine diplomat who wants to be the next secretary-general of the United Nations.
✍️ James Grainger [@JamesGrainger0]
batimes.com.ar/news/world/ra…