Mauricio Macri

Mauricio Macri is an Argentine politician and businessman who served as president of Argentina from 2015 to 2019 and mayor of Buenos Aires from 2007 to 2015.

Juntos por el Cambio: An Argentine political coalition founded in 2015 as Cambiemos and later renamed Juntos por el Cambio. The coalition carried Macri to the presidency and remained his main political alliance.
Franco Macri: An Italian-born Argentine businessman who built the industrial conglomerate Grupo Macri. His father’s wealth and business prominence formed the backdrop to Mauricio Macri’s public profile.
Gabriela Michetti: An Argentine politician who served as vice president under Mauricio Macri from 2015 to 2019. Michetti was Macri’s running mate and the second-highest official in his national government.
Argentina and the International Monetary Fund: The financial and political relationship between Argentina and the International Monetary Fund. Macri’s 2018 administration negotiated the Fund’s largest-ever loan program at the time.
Cambiemos: An Argentine center-right political coalition formed ahead of the 2015 general election. Its 2015 election victory made Macri Argentina’s first non-Peronist president elected since 2003.
Boca Juniors: An Argentine sports club based in Buenos Aires, best known for its professional football team. Macri became the club’s president in 1995, gaining a national platform before entering elected office.
María Eugenia Vidal: An Argentine politician who governed Buenos Aires Province from 2015 to 2019. Vidal’s 2015 victory alongside Macri gave their coalition control of Argentina’s largest province.
Argentina–United States relations: The diplomatic, economic, and political relations between Argentina and the United States. Macri sought closer ties with Washington after years of strained relations under his predecessors.
2015 Argentine general election: Argentina’s national election in which Mauricio Macri defeated Daniel Scioli in a presidential runoff. The runoff marked Macri’s decisive breakthrough from Buenos Aires politics to national office.
Buenos Aires: The capital and largest city of Argentina, formally an autonomous city within the country. Macri’s eight years as the city’s mayor established his record in executive government.

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