By Jeremy Adelman<br /> <br /> Argentine President Javier Milei may currently be a lynchpin in US President Donald Trump’s geo-economic vision for Latin America; but he could soon become its weak link.

Argentinia's Javier Milei launched a barrage of insults at Spain’s left-wing Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on a visit to Madrid, calling on voters to oust him.

The US President’s ally says conservatives “cannot give an inch” in Latin America as he accepts an award in Washington.

Argentina has designated five Latin American criminal and guerrilla groups, including Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel, as terrorist organizations

President firmly backs his US counterpart in speech to Hispanic association gala; La Libertad Avanza leader says Trump victory is “important for the entire West.”

With poverty rising and public confidence in the president falling, Milei is increasingly emphasizing terrorism and national security as his government strengthens ties with Trump and prepares new security legislation.

Argentina's Javier Milei accepted a leadership award in Washington, called on Latin America to back Trump in November, and voiced support for Flávio Bolsonaro's Brazil campaign.

President cites Trump’s suggestion that he might reconsider US stance on British sovereignty and threatens swifter sanctions on UK oil interests

Argentina's far-right President Javier Milei called Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez a "dictator" in a visit to Madrid on Wednesday, urging voters to oust the Socialist leader in upcoming elections.