Argentina's Milei pushes US-style National Security Council amid Onganía-era parallels

Argentina's government is advancing a National Security Council modeled on the US, drawing criticism for historical parallels to the 1966-1973 military dictatorship's social-control apparatus. President Milei invoked the precedent at a Granaderos regiment event, signaling a potential shift toward centralized security governance. The move's scope and legal basis remain unclear, but it suggests a hardening of domestic security posture.