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Argentina's government disabled fingerprint access for roughly 60 accredited journalists at the Casa Rosada on April 23, 2026. Communications Secretary Javier Lanari said the move was "a preventive measure" following a complaint from the Military House regarding "illegal espionage."

Argentina's government disabled fingerprint access for roughly 60 accredited journalists at the Casa Rosada on April 23, 2026. Communications Secretary Javier Lanari said the move was "a preventive measure" following a complaint from the Military House regarding "illegal espionage."

The ban followed a criminal complaint against TN journalists Luciana Geuna and Ignacio Salerno, who aired footage of Casa Rosada corridors reportedly filmed with smart glasses. The Military House, led by Brigadier General Sebastián Ibáñez, filed the complaint alleging a security breach.

The ban followed a criminal complaint against TN journalists Luciana Geuna and Ignacio Salerno, who aired footage of Casa Rosada corridors reportedly filmed with smart glasses. The Military House, led by Brigadier General Sebastián Ibáñez, filed the complaint alleging a security breach.

Journalists described the closure as unprecedented, noting the Casa Rosada press room had remained open throughout all democratic periods since 1983 and even during Argentina's 1976-1983 military dictatorship. Accredited reporters relocated to a nearby café to continue working.

Journalists described the closure as unprecedented, noting the Casa Rosada press room had remained open throughout all democratic periods since 1983 and even during Argentina's 1976-1983 military dictatorship. Accredited reporters relocated to a nearby café to continue working.

The Argentine Journalism Forum (FOPEA) called the measure "of extreme institutional gravity," while the Buenos Aires Press Union (SiPreBa) described it as "an act of censorship." The Association of Argentine News Entities (ADEPA) said the decision had "no precedent in Argentine democratic life."

The Argentine Journalism Forum (FOPEA) called the measure "of extreme institutional gravity," while the Buenos Aires Press Union (SiPreBa) described it as "an act of censorship." The Association of Argentine News Entities (ADEPA) said the decision had "no precedent in Argentine democratic life."

Opposition lawmaker Marcela Pagano, a former journalist, filed a criminal complaint against Milei, Secretary Lanari and Brigadier General Ibáñez, arguing the ban caused "ongoing and irreversible harm" to press freedom and was imposed without a formal administrative act or prior notice.

Opposition lawmaker Marcela Pagano, a former journalist, filed a criminal complaint against Milei, Secretary Lanari and Brigadier General Ibáñez, arguing the ban caused "ongoing and irreversible harm" to press freedom and was imposed without a formal administrative act or prior notice.

Milei posted on X calling TN journalists "repugnant trash" and referencing his "NOL$ALP" slogan, meaning "we don't hate journalists enough." Reporters Without Borders has cited a "sharp decline in press freedom" in Argentina since Milei took office in December 2023.

Milei posted on X calling TN journalists "repugnant trash" and referencing his "NOL$ALP" slogan, meaning "we don't hate journalists enough." Reporters Without Borders has cited a "sharp decline in press freedom" in Argentina since Milei took office in December 2023.

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