AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoProtests in Buenos Aires: Thousands of Argentines hit the streets against Javier Milei’s radical neoliberal agenda, including a bill that would raise the share of land foreigners can own to 25%, speed up evictions for tenants with unpaid rent, and limit the state’s ability to expropriate land in some areas. Energy & investment: Argentina renamed a TGN subsidiary to Gasoducto Manuel Belgrano to set up a special vehicle for the $1.5B Tratayén–La Carlota gas pipeline under the RIGI regime, aiming to boost Vaca Muerta gas transport to northern provinces. Sports—Messi spotlight: Lionel Messi’s father Jorge’s death continues to shape headlines, while Messi also faced fresh scrutiny after another penalty miss in Inter Miami’s 4-1 loss to Nashville. Tennis—Argentina’s Tirante shocks: Novak Djokovic was knocked out of the Cincinnati Open by Argentine Thiago Tirante in brutal heat, with Djokovic later saying a long-term health issue worsens in humidity. Markets—Argentina in focus: Inflation-linked emerging-market debt is drawing renewed interest, with investors turning to linkers including Argentina as they reassess inflation and central-bank paths.
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