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  • 3 days ago | batimes.com.ar | Ken Parks |James Grainger

    Paraguay is lobbying Argentina and Brazil to sign agreements signalling their political support for a proposed natural gas pipeline linking the three countries, according to a senior official in the landlocked South American nation. Mauricio Bejarano, deputy minister of mines and energy, is optimistic that memorandums of understanding can be signed this year and a task force created to formally study Paraguay’s plan for a 1,050-kilometre (652 mile) conduit.

  • 4 days ago | batimes.com.ar | Manuela Tobias |James Grainger

    Demand for dollars in Argentina hit its highest since 2019 after President Javier Milei all but eliminated foreign-exchange restrictions in the crisis-prone South American nation. About a million Argentines purchased a net total of US$1.9 billion worth of greenbacks in April, according to Central Bank data. That’s up sharply from March, when 34,000 people bought just US$6 million in US currency.

  • 1 week ago | batimes.com.ar | Nicolas Gonzalez

    Buenos Aires City lawmaker Victoria Montenegro has criticised a decision by the national government to hand over terrain at a former clandestine detention centre to the Judiciary, describing the move as a “provocation” against human rights advocates.

  • 1 week ago | batimes.com.ar | Manuela Tobias |James Grainger

    After denouncing it as a propaganda tool for the left, Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei is relaunching a state-run TV channel for kids set to feature a cartoon teaching free-market economics while stressing the evils of taxes and communism.

  • 1 week ago | batimes.com.ar | Kevin Simauchi |Ignacio Olivera Doll |James Grainger

    Argentina sold local currency debt to foreign investors, raising roughly US$1 billion that will help boost Central Bank reserves a month after President Javier Milei’s government lifted most currency controls. The five-year peso bonds carry a coupon of 29.5 percent, more than what some local banks had expected, Finance Secretary Pablo Quirno said in a social media post on Wednesday evening.

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