Editorial: El País

• Argentina's President, Javier Milei, has struggled to achieve legislative approvals during his six months in office.
• Milei replaced his Chief of Ministers, Nicolás Posse, with Guillermo Francos, a seasoned politician.
• The president has delegated the management of the economic and social crisis to his sister, Karina Milei, and to Posse.
• The economic crisis in Argentina has accelerated, with an increase in poverty from 41% to 57.4%, annual inflation close to 300%, and a drop in industrial production of 21.2%.
• The Government cut the supply of food to public dining rooms following ultra-liberal policies.

Conclusion: The magnitude of the crisis requires a grand political agreement based on dialogue and respect among parties. After months of difficulties, it seems that the hour of politics has arrived in Argentina.

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