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Milei Heads to Paris to Court Investment, Meet Macron

  • President Javier Milei will travel to Paris on Tuesday to lead Argentina’s delegation at the “Argentina Week” investment forum, held from September 30 to October 2.
  • Milei is scheduled to speak at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and meet French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace.
  • Argentina’s economy shrank 0.6% in the second quarter.
  • Annual inflation fell to 33.5% after Milei took office.
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Emmanuel Macron received Argentine President Javier Milei this Thursday afternoon at the Palace of the Elysée, in which he was announced as a "private meeting",...

·Madrid, Spain
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The French president was accused of "drawing the red carpet" to a guest from the far right. For his part, the Élysée stressed the importance of commercial ties with Argentina.

·Paris, France
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On the way to Paris for the Argentina Week forum, the Argentine Head of State hopes to attract new foreign investment in order to avoid the recession in his country, just over a year from the next presidential election.

·Paris, France
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Emmanuel Macron receives Javier Milei this Thursday on the occasion of the visit to Paris of the Argentine president. Despite very distant world views, the two leaders want to strengthen economic ties, in particular...

Lean Right

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, began this Wednesday a three-day trip in Paris with both economic and political objectives. The tenant of Casa Rosada wants to attract European investors at a difficult time for the economy of his country, which suffered a negative growth of 0.6% of GDP during the second quarter of this year. This afternoon he heads an act in the Embassy of Argentina and will intervene on Thursday in a series of meetings in…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The brake on economic activity and the fall of confidence in the Argentine government spark alarms a year after the presidential elections

·Madrid, Spain
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diariojunio.com.ar broke the news on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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