AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFlood Emergency: El Niño-driven rains are swelling rivers across northeastern Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. In Corrientes, the Paraná reached dangerous levels, prompting evacuations and a scramble to move cattle to higher ground. University Protests: Thousands marched against Milei’s funding cuts and demanded implementation of the university funding law; demonstrations in Buenos Aires ended in clashes and injuries. Falklands Dispute: Argentina is seeking international action to halt British-linked oil exploration near the islands, while a Milei adviser’s inflammatory comments about Britain have further inflamed the row. Economy: Economy Minister Luis Caputo dismissed recession fears and forecast a fourth-quarter rebound, despite recent contractions and concerns about slowing growth. Football: Argentina will face Uruguay in Buenos Aires on November 13 and Costa Rica in Córdoba four days later, its first friendlies since Lionel Messi’s farewell to the national team. Papal Visit: Pope Leo XIV is recovering after lung cancer surgery and plans a public appearance Sunday; preparations for his November trip to Argentina, Uruguay and Peru are continuing.
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