AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoJudicial & Indigenous Rights: A Buenos Aires court suspended the eviction of the Lof Melo and Kinxikew communities in Neuquén over disputed 625 hectares, saying the eviction procedure failed—without deciding land ownership. Central Bank & Economy: Argentina’s Senate backed Milei’s judicial-appointments push, while the Central Bank reported a major USD 93m dollar purchase and a long streak of net reserve buying in August. Labor Policy: The government is floating a new minimum-wage floor via collective bargaining—aiming at a monthly 1 million pesos gross (about 860,000 net)—as unions question whether it’s really “market” bargaining. Foreign Policy & Trade: The Senate also approved the Mercosur–EFTA free trade deal, deepening Argentina’s international trade agenda. Energy & Industry: POSCO secured a US$700m IDB Invest credit line for Argentina lithium operations, as legal disputes around local contractors reportedly mount. Politics & Security: Milei’s spokesperson denied any relationship with detained adviser Fernando Cerimedo in Bolivia, despite prior campaign and Casa Rosada visits.
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