Argentina and the United States have signed major trade agreements. This is part of a broader initiative aimed at reducing costs for consumers in the US. The agreements cover goods such as bananas, coffee, and other food items. In Argentina, this is seen as an opportunity to increase trade with the United States. A key aspect of this is economic cooperation, while domestically, political debates continue over taxation and social programs. "The agreement with the US is not going to change the economy from one day to the other," stated Javier Timerman.
