AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPro-Pope Coordination: Argentina’s Milei government and the Catholic Church will hold their first formal meeting Tuesday to coordinate Pope Leo XIV’s Nov. 8-11 visit, with Casa Rosada hosting and officials from Buenos Aires, Luján and Córdoba involved. El Niño Flood Readiness: The government is rolling out a monitoring system and mobile hospital across 5.4 million hectares as El Niño flood risk ramps up. Debt Pressure at Home: A new report says household debt delinquency has tripled in a year, with 5.8 million people over 90 days behind—fueling anxiety for families squeezed by Milei’s austerity. Energy Push Under RIGI: TGN’s subsidiary was renamed to back the Tratayén–La Carlota gas pipeline via RIGI, aiming to move more Vaca Muerta gas to northern provinces. Health Surveillance Signal: Researchers found Western equine encephalitis virus in an asymptomatic blood donor during Argentina’s outbreak, highlighting the value of donor screening. Buenos Aires Mobility: Aerolíneas Argentinas resumed using Venezuelan airspace, restoring more direct routes to the Caribbean and U.S. Sports (Argentina on the pitch): Argentina plays the Netherlands in the Hockey World Cup on Aug. 18, with Pool A action in Amstelveen.
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