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Security & Strategic Review - January 2020
ARGENTINA: Where to on security?
Alberto Fernández was sworn in as Argentina’s new president on 10 December 2019, marking a return to the Left and to Peronism after four years of centre-right rule under Mauricio Macri. While the biggest (and, for Argentina’s creditors, most dreaded) policy shift is on the economy front, the change in government also heralds a new approach to public security.
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