Argentine President Mauricio Macri at the Casa Rosada presidential palace in Buenos Aires on January 17, 2017. After years of socialist mismanagemet, his government is struggling with a legacy of money printing as the currency dropped 30 percent against the dollar in 2018. EITAN ABRAMOVICH/AFP/Getty Images
BUENOS AIRES—Argentina’s military and federal police scrambled to secure the presidential palace in Buenos Aires on May 13 after a bomb threat made while President Mauricio Macri was in the building, just hours after a man was arrested trying to enter with a gun.
The threat against Casa Rosada was made via a phone call in which a person indicated a plan to put a bomb inside a car, the office of Argentina’s Secretary General told Reuters.
