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Argentina Bans 60 Journalists From Casa Rosada

Argentina Bans 60 Journalists From Casa Rosada

Argentina Bans 60 Journalists From Casa Rosada
Above: **Watermarked Getty Image. Kindly Replace** Argentinian President Javier Milei in San Martin, Buenos Aires, in September 2023. Image credit: Tomas Cuesta/Getty Images

The Spin


Argentina's press freedom has collapsed under Milei, with 60 journalists banned from the Casa Rosada and a documented pattern of verbal attacks, accreditation restrictions and physical violence against reporters. The country dropped 47 places on RSF's World Press Freedom Index in just two years. Silencing critical voices through institutional mechanisms and hate speech isn't governance — it's authoritarian intimidation.

The media outlets crying censorship are the same ones that lost government advertising because they traded in lies, invented sources and out-of-context smears. Restricting access for bad-faith actors isn't suppression — it's accountability. Milei ended the corrupt arrangement where state funds kept partisan propagandists on the payroll, and now those same outlets are weaponizing "press freedom" to reclaim their grip on public narrative.


Metaculus Prediction

There is a 61% chance Javier Milei will be reelected as President of Argentina before Jan. 1, 2028, according to the Metaculus prediction community.


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