Argentine President Javier Milei said he is working on a project conceived to span a century for the country, according to La Nación. The remark came on Friday, October 23, 2026, as the outlet's live coverage tracked his government's measures.
La Nación reported the statement in its rolling updates on the president's agenda and policies. The same coverage carried the headline that Milei said he is thinking about a "100-year" project for Argentina.
The remark was one item in a day of broader news. Other Argentine outlets, including Agencia Noticias Argentinas and Diario Pregon de Jujuy, ran minute-by-minute live coverage of the government's announcements and measures on the same date. Diario El Norte de San Nicolás framed its coverage around Cabinet changes and new measures.
La Nación also reported separately that Milei questioned polling from Spain, asking, in its account, whether a person could go ten days without food or water. That item appeared alongside the live coverage of his measures.
The reporting available does not describe the content of the proposed long-term project, its timeline, or how it would be carried out. No further details on the Cabinet changes were included in the material reviewed.
What to watch next: whether the government releases specifics of the century-long plan, and how the reported Cabinet changes take shape in the coming days.
