The final passage of President Javier Milei’s Labour Modernisation bill is on the horizon. In the midst of legislative discussions across both chambers of Congress, the government has put forth arguments advocating for the necessity to diminish labour litigation and put an end to what is referred to as the labour “trial industry.” However, several … Read more
As the Javier Milei administration starts to leverage its newly acquired legislative power, Argentina is further entrenching the divisions of the latest phase of ‘la grieta,’ the nation’s distinctive form of political polarization. Although this should not be regarded as a mere curiosity, it starts to illuminate the emerging relative distribution of power that will … Read more
The Argentine government has implemented modifications to the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI, by its Spanish initials) that was approved in 2024, extending its duration and expanding benefits for the oil and gas sector. The RIGI provides tax, customs, legal, and foreign exchange advantages for investments that surpass US$200 million. It is accessible to both … Read more
International Monetary Fund spokesperson Julie Kozak commended the reform agenda being implemented by the Argentine government, describing the economic stabilization plan as ‘impressive.’ During her regular Thursday press conference, Kozak cautioned that effectively addressing the transition costs linked to these reforms ‘are also going to be important.’ In the early hours of Friday, the Argentine … Read more
YPF SA is allocating resources to maintain investment in the rapidly expanding Vaca Muerta basin, regardless of potential declines in oil prices this year. This strategy is part of a vision led by management selected by libertarian President Javier Milei, aiming to elevate the state-run company into a prominent player in the global shale market. … Read more
The recent closure of Fate, an 86-year-old tire manufacturer with a workforce exceeding 900, exemplifies a broader trend in Argentina’s economic landscape. Official figures indicate that manufacturing facilities in the country are operating at merely 50% of their potential capacity, and since Javier Milei assumed office in December 2023, more than 20,000 enterprises have ceased … Read more
According to official data, Argentina has experienced a loss of nearly 22,000 companies in the initial two years of President Javier Milei’s administration. Data indicate that the count of registered employers in Argentina decreased from 512,357 in November 2023 to 490,419 in November 2025, reflecting a net reduction of 21,938 companies over a span of … Read more
At a clothing factory in Buenos Aires, numerous workers observe with concern as imported garments increase their market share while sewing machines remain unused – a vivid illustration of the challenges confronting Argentina’s textile sector in light of President Javier Milei’s trade liberalization initiatives. At Confecciones Seman SA, a manufacturer of suits and shirts, over … Read more
President Javier Milei is poised to embark on a rigorous international tour this week, commencing with a visit to the United States, which has already necessitated several last-minute adjustments to his schedule. The leader of La Libertad Avanza adjusted his agenda following an invitation from US President Donald Trump to participate in the inaugural meeting … Read more
Argentina’s meat production chain expressed satisfaction upon learning that the recently signed Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement with the United States has established a tariff-free export quota of 100,000 tonnes. This figure contrasts with earlier indications from President Javier Milei, which had suggested a limit of only 80,000 tonnes. The Foreign Ministry in Buenos Aires … Read more