AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMilei’s Foreign-Policy Row: In Madrid, President Javier Milei called Spain’s Pedro Sánchez a dictator and urged voters to oust him, drawing condemnation from Spain. Brazil also accused Milei of election interference after he suggested Lula could steal the vote. Markets and Debt: Argentine bonds have plunged, with yields near 12% as investors weigh Milei’s re-election prospects and about US$25 billion in debt payments due next year. Falklands Dispute: Milei ruled out military action, saying Argentina would pursue sovereignty through diplomacy, as a UK-Argentina hearing over a Falklands oil project approaches. Energy: GeoPark won a new block in Neuquén, tripling its Vaca Muerta acreage and expanding its foothold in the shale basin. Buenos Aires Transit: A Subte strike ended after union leaders were released from arrest. Wildlife: Scientists are alarmed by an unusual die-off of southern right whales along Argentina’s coast. Football: Argentina’s Nico Paz scored twice and assisted another goal in Como’s 4-1 Champions League win over Manchester United, strengthening talk of his role in the national team’s post-Messi era.
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