Latest on Argentina's government, including arrival of Evo Morales

In this Nov. 27, 2019 photo, Bolivia's former President Evo Morales pumps his fist after a press conference at the journalists club in Mexico City. Morales went into exile in Mexico after he was forced to resign. He arrived in Argentina on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Marco Ugarte)

Argentina's President Alberto Fernández saw his second day as president on Wednesday, pledging more aid to the poor.

On Thursday Evo Morales, ousted former president of Bolivia, also arrived in Argentina with refugee status.

New Foreign Minister Felipe Solá said Morales will be asked not to make any political statements.

Joel Richards breaks down the latest in Buenos Aires.

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The government hopes to pass a bill that combats hunger by the end of the year.

New Economy Minister Martín Guzmán also held a press conference pledging no more austerity and saying the IMF loan failed to improve the situation in Argentina.