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The Government Takes the First Steps Towards the Restructuring of the Railway System and the Privatization of the Belgrano Cargos

Summary by politicargentina.com

The Ministry of Transport began to redefine the rail freight scheme with a transition that includes private investments, open access and the revision of current contracts. Nuevo Central Argentino will continue to operate until 2032 with new conditions.

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The Government Takes the First Steps Towards the Restructuring of the Railway System and the Privatization of the Belgrano Cargos

The Ministry of Transport began to redefine the rail freight scheme with a transition that includes private investments, open access and the revision of current contracts. Nuevo Central Argentino will continue to operate until 2032 with new conditions.

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politicargentina.com broke the news in 15 hours ago on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

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