Argentina made headlines with its unexpected decision to cast the sole vote against a United Nations resolution denouncing violence against women and girls. This move, which diverged from the country's traditionally progressive stance, was met with widespread criticism.
The decision was attributed to President Javier Milei, known for his right-wing views and recent foreign policy shifts. Milei's administration has aligned Argentina with the United States and Israel, leading to a departure from the country's previous Global South orientation.
