Editorial: El Mundo

• The Argentine Government's shock diplomacy has created tensions with neighboring countries, deepening polarization in Latin America.
• Argentine President Javier Milei's provocations have led to the expulsion of seven Argentine representatives from Colombia.
• Milei has insulted several regional leaders, including Colombia's Gustavo Petro and Mexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
• There's a noticeable shift in Argentina's foreign policy with Milei seeking closer ties with the United States and Israel.
• Despite implementing austere economic policies, Milei's government has come under criticism for its attempt to rewrite the historical memory of the dictatorship in Argentina.

Conclusion: Milei's actions have heightened regional tensions in Latin America while the country faces its own internal instability.

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