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Mauricio Macri · Buenos Aires

Mauricio Macri Paves the Way for an Alliance with La Libertad Avanza: “It’s What the Country Needs, a Reasonable Deal”

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The former president presented at an energy forum and reinforced Pro's commitment to accompany the ruling party See the Story

Taxes · Argentina

Further Increase in Fuel From 1 June

As of Sunday the price of the fuels of the company YPF will increase, although it remains to be known whether the other oil companies will continue in the same direction.The Secretary of Energy of the Nation published in a supplement to the Official Gazette the update of the national taxes that impact the price of the fuels, while the naphthas and the diesel will increase average 1% (approximately 10 to 14 pesos per liter) to compensate the rise…See the Story

Javier Milei

One Million Argentines Buy Back Dollars in Banks After Partial Elimination of the Stocks

More than a million Argentines bought back dollars in the banks after the partial elimination of exchange controls. After Javier Milei’s government lifted in mid-April the barriers for people to access foreign exchange in the official exchange market, the Argentine Central Bank revealed that the demand for foreign exchange in the entities during the last month was the highest in five years. According to the monetary authority this Friday through…See the Story

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