Argentine Senate Blocks Milei's Supreme Court Nominees

The Argentine Senate has voted against two Supreme Court nominees proposed by President Javier Milei, representing a significant setback for the libertarian leader. President Milei criticized lawmakers for politicizing the confirmation process, which reflects the ongoing political tensions in Argentina's government.

In a striking move against President Javier Milei's administration, Argentina's Senate voted to reject two Supreme Court justice nominees put forward by the libertarian leader.

This decision marks a considerable defeat for Milei, who accused the Senate of turning the confirmation process into a political battleground.

As tensions continue to simmer, the rejection underscores the challenges Milei faces in rallying political support for his judicial appointments.

(With inputs from agencies.)