BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Argentina's President Javier Milei restored journalists' access to his government headquarters Monday, more than a week after the decision to block credentialed reporters from the building — accompanied by a volley of online insults — triggered backlash from lawmakers and press freedom advocates.Most journalists said they could enter the Casa Rosada — or the Pink House, Argentina’s equivalent of the White House — for the first time since April 23. But authorities denied entry to two credentialed TV channels without explanation and introduced new restrictions on reporters' physical movement within the Casa Rosada, shuttering corridors and installing frosted glass on windows.Last month's closure of the press room used for decades by reporters with credentials to cover the president added to a list of attacks and reprisals against news organizations by Milei, whose hostility toward the press mirrors the aggressive approach of his ally and powerful backer, U.S. President Donald Trump.Journalists…

President Javier Milei of Argentina restored journalists' access to his government headquarters on Monday, more than a week after the decision to block credentialed reporters from the building -

President Javier Milei of Argentina has restored press access to his government headquarters.