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The president of Shell Argentina, Germán Burmeister, highlighted the importance of the oil industry in the country's economy during Expo Patagonia 2024. He emphasized the growth of Vaca Muerta and collaboration with local suppliers.

Carolina 'Pampita' Ardohain is approaching the finalization of her divorce from minister Roberto García Moritán. The judge could rule in favor of Pampita due to Moritán's lack of response.

Argentina's financial markets show strong performance as the risk premium drops below 1000 points for the first time in five years, signaling a potential economic recovery.

Argentina's Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, highlighted the revision of the IMF's surcharge policies and signed a protocol with Luxembourg to avoid double taxation, representing a step forward in international economic relations and sustainability of growth in Argentina.

The economic opening in Argentina revives the dispute between local manufacturers and importers, affecting jobs and the competitiveness of the automotive sector. CIDOA argues that it could benefit the economy, while manufacturers warn of risks to national production.

The frequency of building collapses in Buenos Aires has led to injuries and fatalities, raising urgent safety concerns. Recent incidents highlight the dangers of construction oversight.

Minister of Economy Luis Caputo attends the International Monetary Fund meeting in Washington, discussing global economic stabilization and key fiscal policies for sustainable growth.

The Argentinian government proposes deregulating the airline industry to enhance competition and lower ticket prices. With current discussions in Congress, the aim is for a more open market, aiding in connectivity and reducing state financial burden on Aerolíneas Argentinas.

Ricardo Quintela refutes claims that Kicillof's aides supported his candidacy in the PJ internal elections. He emphasizes Kicillof's non-involvement in gathering endorsements amidst political tensions.

Recent intelligence activities have confirmed the presence of terrorist leader Hussein Ahmad Karaki in Lebanon. The Argentine government seeks international collaboration to apprehend him, linked to past attacks in Buenos Aires.

As the US presidential elections approach, tensions rise in Argentina as factions seek to influence the outcome, leading to uncertainties in local governance and economic stability.

Economist Dani Rodrik was awarded an Honorary Degree by the University of Buenos Aires. He emphasized the need for state intervention in market regulation during his lecture.