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Miguel Pichetto criticizes the Argentine government's lack of direction in foreign policy, emphasizing the importance of maintaining ties within Mercosur and voicing concerns over a potential free trade agreement with the U.S.

The Argentine president emphasizes the importance of capitalism and compares Argentina to the U.S. during a meeting at Trump's mansion. He discusses the legacy of socialism in the country and the need for support for free enterprise.

The Buenos Aires government projected an increase in tax revenue for 2025, with specific increases in income and property taxes, aiming for a 33.4% hike.

The ENRE approved the installation of new transformers at the Neuquén Norte Transformer Station, supporting the electrical energy transport system in the region.

Fitch Ratings raised Argentina's debt rating from CC to CCC, highlighting the improvement in confidence and growth of reserves, although economic risks persist.

The extended weekend in November 2023 coincides with Argentina's National Sovereignty Day on the 18th. This year’s holiday creates an opportunity for citizens to enjoy time off, although the December holiday won’t form an extended break.

Former mayor Néstor Grindetti has shown interest in returning to the position in Lanús, supported by PRO supporters. Despite not being promoted by himself, followers insist on his candidacy to regain the mayoralty in a difficult election year.

Argentina's debt rating has been upgraded to 'CCC' by Fitch, despite persistent risks to the country's repayment capacity. The economy is expected to shrink by 3.6% in 2024.

A new yaguareté was captured by camera traps in Formosa, showcasing the success of conservation efforts in the region. The presence of this endangered species highlights the health of local ecosystems.

Leonardo Cositorto, founder of Generación Zoe, is facing multiple charges including pyramid scheme accusations as he remains detained in Goya. He claims his imprisonment is politically motivated and plans to run for office in 2025.

Authorities in Salta detained two Bolivian nationals after discovering 188 capsules of cocaine during a routine vehicle inspection. The suspects were traveling from Aguas Blancas to the capital.

The lack of implementation of Forensic Medical Corps is causing an alarming increase in labor lawsuits in Argentina, affecting the creation of quality jobs.