Mr Macri’s government said it would delay $7bn-worth of repayments on short-term bills held by institutional investors and seek a rescheduling of over $50bn of longer-term debt.

Mauricio Macri came from the business sector of Argentina. He was supposed to bring his business sense to the Casa Rosada in Buenos Aires and reform the economy. He didn't. Four years later, Macri ...

Mr Macri inherited a troublesome budget deficit. To avoid the austerity associated with previous right-leaning governments, he proposed to balance the books at a politically palatable pace.

Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri met Sunday with US President Donald Trump at the Club World Cup final in New Jersey ...

Mr. Macri last year took the politically risky decision to request a loan from the International Monetary Fund, which provided Argentina a $57 billion bailout, the largest in the fund’s history.

Former Argentine President Mauricio Macri said on Sunday that he will not be a presidential candidate in the country's October general elections, as the opposition coalition moves to confirm its ...

Markets Cheer as Milei Drops Dollarization for Macri Brass Days after election win, Milei leaves behind loyal advisers Nation’s foreign bonds extend rally as investors eye policy ...

Macri's government has threatened to cut funding for some unions and audited some of their finances. The judiciary has charged and even jailed some important union leaders on corruption accusations.

Macri — whom Milei now addresses as president, even though he was voted out four years ago — is part of that change. The radical libertarian said he and Macri agree “on 90% of things.” ...

How much of this economic crisis and poor performance is his predecessor’s fault? In 2018 Mr. Macri signed an agreement for a $57 billion loan — the largest I.M.F. bailout in history. The loan ...

Mauricio Macri, the newly sworn-in president of Argentina, ran for office under the campaign slogan “Let’s Change,” and his victory has already caused a few reversals.