Argentina inflation cools again as Milei gains economic momentum. Prices rose 2.1% in May, the lowest monthly inflation reading in 8 months and below analyst expectations. Argentina also received a credit-rating upgrade and additional IMF funding as investors respond to recent economic reforms. Source: NewsForce Host: @ivanalefebvreh

NUEVO UPGRADE 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷 ARGENTINA LONG-TERM RATINGS RAISED TO 'B-' BY S&P

Last week, Argentina’s President Milei announced a new legal category for non-human corporations – companies run by #AI agents or robots. Like traditional corporations, they would be granted legal personhood. This could generate enormous new wealth, but very worryingly, it would also hand AIs an all-purpose key that grants access to our financial, economic and political systems. Full op-ed in today's @FT: bit.ly/YNH-Milei

Argentina is the first country in the world to develop a legal framework for AI personhood. President Milei is positioning the entire country as a special economic zone for the singularity. Just that same week, Anthropic called for a global pause on frontier AI. -- 80% of Anthropic's code is written by Claude. Engineers shipping 8x more per quarter. -- US added 172,000 jobs in May vs 85,000 expected. Unemployment: 4.3%. -- Autonomy time horizons are doubling every four months. 100x algorithmic improvement is already baked into existing architectures. -- The three countries with the highest robotics penetration: Sweden, South Korea, Germany have the lowest unemployment on Earth.

Opinion: As the world enters a new era of technology, AI must be permitted to develop without premature regulation, writes Argentina's President Javier Milei ft.trib.al/JnTQ0Zv

Javier Milei: Argentina invites AI to free itself ft.trib.al/V3V0DyU | opinion

ADA LLUCH - THE HEART OF POWER: ARGENTINA'S COMEBACK STORY, w/ AMBASSADOR BUNGE @AdaLluch sits down with Ambassador Wenceslao Bunge of @ARGenesp to discuss Argentina’s transformation under @JMilei. Bunge opens up about leaving the private sector to serve his country, what Milei’s chainsaw really represents, and why Argentina’s fight to cut waste is also a moral one. 01:34 — From entrepreneur to Ambassador 03:17 — Private sector vs. public sector 05:14 — Argentina's moment of change 11:30 — Argentines living in Spain 17:30 — Argentina's economic decline 21:26 — Milei vs. Pedro Sánchez 25:08 — Serving Argentines abroad 35:10 — Argentine grit and resilience 40:35 — Argentina's potential today 44:47 — The chainsaw on his desk

🚨 WATCH MONDAY: ARGENTINA’S COMEBACK STORY Argentina is trying to prove a country can cut waste, rebuild confidence, and come roaring back under @JMilei. In the first episode of The Heart of Power, @AdaLluch sits down with Ambassador Wenceslao Bunge of @ARGenesp to talk about why the world is watching the country's next chapter. Watch the premiere June 1st, here on NewsForce.

MILEI STRIKES AGAIN WITH CORPORATE FREEDOM❗️ The government just delivered a new General Law of Societies to Congress. Out with the old dictatorship-era straitjacket, in with real private freedom. Statutes rule. State meddling shrinks. This one’s worth the read 👇

🚨ARGENTINA'S PERONIST LEADERS SEEK BROAD ALLIANCE AS MILEI SUPPORT SLIPS Efforts inside Argentina’s main opposition movement are centering on unifying competing factions into a single coordinated front. The discussions come as President Javier Milei’s governing coalition reportedly sees weakening public backing. Party figures are exploring ways to coordinate strategy ahead of upcoming national political battles. The effort reflects attempts to consolidate opposition strength against Milei’s agenda.