The prominence of the name Macri in Argentina comes widely before the fact that a 56-year-old civil engineer by that name has won the presidential elections.Franco Macri, Mauricio Macri's father ...

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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 ...

My first interaction with Mauricio Macri started off on the wrong foot but, far more importantly, I would argue that he started off on the wrong foot. Tuesday, May 13, 2025. ... given his civil ...

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Argentina’s former president Mauricio Macri has been charged with ordering the surveillance of family members of 44 sailors who died in a 2017 navy submarine sinking. The charge carries a ...

In 2015, Macri won the presidency by managing to take the deeply anti-Peronist vote along with a large groups of moderates that had become disillusioned with Kirchnerism. They are both playing ...

Data in Luxembourg’s UBO registry may help unlock an investigation into the Macri family’s lucrative dealings in six wind farms. In December 2015, Mauricio Macri, a civil engineer who had risen to ...

Conservative Argentinian President Mauricio Macri, who Trump has described as a "friend," will leave office on Tuesday after one term, in which his administration oversaw soaring inflation and an ...

Alberto Fernández and Cristina Kirchner defeated beleaguered President Mauricio Macri in the closely watched vote.

At the start of the century opportunity knocked in the form of Argentina’s 2001-2002 economic meltdown leading to a total “begone with them all” disenchantment with politicians and a political vacuum, ...

Mauricio Macri thought he had more time. Argentina’s president, who is widely expected to lose Sunday’s election, took office four years ago with grand plans to remake the country, a perennial ...