Milei greeted Mirtha Legrand on her birthday and said when she hopes to release the stocks; Trump celebrated Milei’s presence at CPAC; River and Boca will face each other in a new Superclasico and much more…

1. “We have avoided hyperinflation”: Milei greeted Mirtha Legrand on her birthday and said when he expects to release the dollar clamp. The president sent a video to the host, in which he congratulated her on her career on Argentine television. Read more here… 2. Trump called himself a “political maverick” and celebrated Milei’s presence at CPAC. At the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC), the former U.S. president harshly criticized Joe Biden, whom he calls a “threat to democracy.” In addition, he advanced his plans to tighten immigration policy if he returns to the White House. Read more here… 3. River and Boca will face each other in a new Superclasico: schedule, TV and everything you need to know. El Millonario and Xeneize will play this afternoon at the Monumental, for the seventh round of the Professional League Cup. Read more here… 4. Ignacio Torres: “If the government calls for dialogue, we are always there for dialogue.” Ignacio Torres reaffirmed his stance on interrupting the supply of energy resources if the national government does not release withheld co-participation funds. Read more here… 5. Storms and yellow alert: A sharp change in weather is expected in 10 provinces. After days of intense heat, the National Weather Service warns of the arrival of storms in 10 provinces of the country, issuing a yellow level alert and recommending precautionary measures to the population. Read more here… 6. There will be an Argentine champion in Rio de Janeiro: schedule and TV of the final between Báez and Navone. The Argentines will face each other this Sunday for the title in Brazil. It will be the first match for both teams at an ATP 500 event. Read more here… 7. CTERA confirmed Monday’s strike and denounced that Milei is pushing for the “dissolution of the education system”. The assistant secretary of the Union of Education Workers (UTE) launched accusations against the government and remarked that “we cannot naturalize poverty.” Read more here…

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