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Argentina cuts nearly $30 billion from routes announced 12 days prior.

A judge ordered the lifting of fiscal and banking secrecy of Adorni's brother to investigate potential connections to the minister's assets.

The government will privatize AySA, a water distributor, for a higher price than expected with new conditions.

Business leaders support President Milei, but urge attention to microeconomic warning signs.

The Argentine Senate convenes to discuss judicial and financial issues, including judge appointments and debt payments.

Misiones governor expresses deep concern over national budget cuts affecting Iguazú National Park.

Milei's administration fears freeing the dollar due to potential political backlash.

Minister Caputo predicts lower inflation for April at 2.5 to 2.8 percent.

Argentina's government proposed an expanded investment incentive regime called "Super RIGI" targeting lithium, copper, and datacenters, projecting twenty to thirty billion additional dollars, but an analysis identifies four unresolved structural problems that the new scheme may aggravate rather than fix.

Banks and consultancies recalibrate economic projections for 2026 in Argentina under Milei's management.

Over 80,000 taxpayers have joined the Simplified Income Tax Regime in Argentina.

The government lacks a strategy to develop infrastructure, warns former secretary Mariano Mirotti.

Minister Luis Caputo blasts Clarin for misrepresenting his statements on risk.

The government cut over $110 billion in science and education funding yesterday.

Argentina's country risk index fell to 496 basis points, its lowest level since January, following Fitch's credit upgrade to B-, boosting sovereign bonds and stocks amid renewed market optimism about economic stability.

The government reunites to discuss electoral reform and unify strategy amid internal tension.

The Buenos Aires province government denounces a new national healthcare funding cut.

Argentina's government removes export limits for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

The IMF's executive board will meet next week to approve Argentina's eighth program review, enabling a $1 billion disbursement contingent on the government's continued commitment to zero deficit, fiscal stability, and economic reforms despite inflation exceeding projections.

Gabriel Martino predicts the financial system will drive economic growth in the next 12 months.

The government modified Exporta Simple, setting new limits for exports with retentions.

Opposition strengthened its offensive to question Adorni, adding Pettovello, and gained a week.

Argentina's exports rose in 2026, driven by unexpected sectors like art and differentiated meat products.

Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo met with billionaire Peter Thiel to discuss economic and geopolitical matters, while the government prepares a "Super RIGI" tax incentive program targeting datacenters and natural resource industrialization, amid broader foreign investment interest in Argentina's libertarian reforms.

Economist Orlando Ferreres predicts lower April inflation but warns of May problems due to price adjustments.

Analysts project Argentina's economy will see a weaker dollar and 30.4% inflation in 2026.

ARCA reported 80,000 new users joined the simplified tax declaration system, doubling adhesions in 20 days.

The government seeks to reorganize its parliamentary agenda amid crisis.

Argentina's government cuts $2.8 billion from health, education, and public works, affecting 211 programs.

Argentina's country risk falls to its lowest level since February, fueling debate on a return to capital markets.

Luis Caputo's failed economic predictions marked the end of Mauricio Macri's term.

The government cuts $2.5 billion from the 2026 budget to maintain fiscal surplus.

The Argentine government announced a major budget cut to national universities and education.

The government cut funds for education and health before the Federal March.

The government introduces three key changes to the Exporta Simple regime to facilitate exports for small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Mendoza's first mining project receives $891 million investment approval under RIGI.

Argentina's government expects April inflation to drop below 3% due to decreased food prices and lower regulated services.

Esteban Paulón expands pressure on the government, anticipating new interrogations of two ministers.

The government secured $300 million in the local market to strengthen its debt payment strategy.

The Ministry of Economy explains that budget cuts in education and health aim to increase efficiency.

The government faces judicial and political challenges amid new laws and a key absence.

Argentina approves a $550 million gas pipeline expansion to Buenos Aires.

The government fears an adverse court ruling and aims to maintain a fiscal surplus to have available funds.

The government's political committee met to discuss parliamentary strategy amid internal tensions.

Minister Luis Caputo meets with US businessman Peter Thiel to discuss economic topics.

Federico Sturzenegger defends cuts to health, education, and provinces as part of an anti-caste strategy.

The government cut nearly 2.5 billion pesos from education in the 2026 budget.

Javier Milei's government advances with privatization of Argentine routes and other economic plans.

The government prepares to lower tariffs for key sectors despite a 37% decrease in revenue from tariffs.

Fitch upgraded Argentina's credit rating to B-, reviving investor bets on the nation's return to international debt markets, potentially enabling President Milei to secure financing before 2027 electoral uncertainty closes a narrow funding window.