Argentina's President Milei Restores Press Access Amid Backlash Over Restrictions
Argentina's President Javier Milei has reinstated journalists' access to the government headquarters, Casa Rosada, after a week-long ban that sparked significant backlash from lawmakers and press freedom advocates. The initial decision to block credentialed reporters was accompanied by online insults, leading to widespread condemnation from various sectors, including business chambers and the Catholic Church. Although most journalists regained entry, two TV channels were denied access without explanation, and new restrictions were imposed on reporters' movements within the building. These measures included security checks, barriers, and frosted glass installations, justified by the government as necessary for national security. The restrictions followed accusations against a local TV channel of unauthorized filming, which the channel disputes. 
