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Ernestina Pais, a 54-year-old journalist and actress, died after her car was hit by a train in Argentina.

Government breaks traditional second half "dry spell" with incoming dollars.

Karina Milei meets with key officials in Casa Rosada amid rumors of Manuel Adorni's departure.

Milei's government reports a slight recovery in household income after seven months of decline.

The dollar rises, but focus shifts to consumption amidst ongoing economic tensions.

Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo secured 4.2 billion dollars for July debt payments at 6.7 percent interest by avoiding expensive Wall Street markets, saving roughly 200 basis points compared to global market rates of nine percent.

Minister Luis Caputo suggests developing dollar-denominated mortgages through the capital market.

Argentina's Economy Minister Luis Caputo secured approximately 4.2 billion dollars at under 7 percent interest by avoiding Wall Street debt sales, saving roughly 200 basis points compared to international market rates and demonstrating an alternative financing strategy's success.

A court orders Minister Luis Caputo to decide on a $270 million World Bank loan for Axel Kicillof's province.

Lawmakers consider the Súper RIGI project to attract new investments in technology sectors.

The government has nearly gathered the necessary dollars to pay $4.2 billion in bonds due July 9.

Gobernadores del Norte Grande met with national ministers to discuss financial demands and public works.

Jorge Macri will seek re-election as Buenos Aires' government chief in 2027, aiming for four more years.

Javier Milei's government anticipates funds to provinces amid negotiations to support Adorni.

Genneia and Edison bought the state's 50% stake in CITELEC for $356 million.

President Javier Milei celebrates Argentina's 2-0 win over Austria in the 2026 World Cup.

Argentina's government authorized up to $5 billion in debt to reduce treasury financing costs.

The Treasury achieved an 81% rollover, injecting $3 billion into the market.

Minister Luis Caputo proposes a fund to assist the housing sector, sparking debate on whether it will aid demand or supply.

Tucumán Governor Osvaldo Jaldo confirms he will run with Miguel Acevedo in 2027 elections.

The government sent another batch of judge nominations, but still resists appointing Michelli.

Minister Luis Caputo proposes a fund to boost mortgage credit with multilateral resources and ANSES' FGS.

The IMF highlighted Argentina's improved sovereign debt ratings and favorable market conditions, stating that President Milei and Finance Minister Caputo alone determine timing for returning to international credit markets, while encouraging dollar accumulation and fiscal discipline.

Minister Luis Caputo defends the economic plan and credits President Javier Milei with ensuring fiscal balance.

Luis Caputo tells entrepreneurs to lose fear of kirchnerismo, predicting Argentina will change radically in two years.

Milei claims Argentina's economy would grow 7% without last year's political attack.

Argentina's economy grew 2.3 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, driven by exports.

The economy grew 2.3% in the first quarter of 2026, driven by exports and private consumption.

Economy Minister Luis Caputo defended Argentina's five billion dollar debt authorization as refinancing at lower rates rather than new borrowing, claiming substantial savings compared to previous Kirchnerist government debts incurred at higher rates.

The government modified import regulations for used industrial machinery to boost competitiveness.

Argentina faces $30 billion debt payments in 18 months with six financing options available.

Argentina's Economy Minister Caputo secured authorization for up to five billion dollars in multilaterally guaranteed loans from the World Bank and IDB to cover approximately four point five billion dollars in debt payments due early July, reducing Treasury financing costs.

Argentina's president Javier Milei congratulates the team on their 2-0 win over Austria in the 2026 World Cup.

The Argentine Government authorized five billion dollars in debt with New York court jurisdiction to reduce Treasury financing costs through multilateral-backed international loans while protecting domestic assets from seizure.

Argentina's low investment and weak employment signal concerns for the second semester.

Argentines can use hidden dollars to buy properties or deposit into bank accounts without restrictions.

ARCA limits inspections for taxpayers who declare and pay income tax.

Five agribusiness giants form a consortium to bid on Belgrano Cargas' 50-year concession.

Argentina's economy minister sends officials to Europe seeking fresh financing through bank loans and currency swaps, amid dollar pressure and upcoming debt payments totaling thirty billion dollars through 2027.

Over 5000 children celebrated Lionel Messi's birthday in Rosario with a massive event.

Minister Luis Caputo claims there are dollars for everyone amid economic growth.

Argentina debates the Súper RIGI to attract $1 billion investments in new industries.

Argentina's economy grew 2.3% in the first quarter, driven by agriculture and exports.

Argentina's private consumption hit a record high, despite retail sales declining.

Argentina's GDP grew 2.3% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.

Argentina's economy grew 2.3% in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.

The government anticipates funds to provinces while negotiating support for Adorni.

Nicolás del Caño criticizes Javier Milei for authorizing up to $5,000 million in foreign debt.

Production, consumption, and employment will no longer be compared to the past due to changing economic models.

Argentina's official dollar rate remains at a six-month high, currently at $1,430 for purchase and $1,480 for sale.