What's Going Down in Argentina
from The Delve
Thousands of Argentines marched through the rain outside Congress last week — tear gas, rubber bullets, a water cannon — over a bill that would have let foreigners buy unlimited land in the country. Except the government had already pulled that provision the day before. So why did people still show up furious? Chalin breaks down what's actually in the bill, what it means for Argentina's borders and water supply, and why a president who's pulled off a real economic turnaround still can't get the country behind him. Plus: a major new defense pact reshapes the Middle East, and a humanitarian catastrophe getting lost in the noise.
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