The recently appointed Minister of Energy wants to show immediate changes to the Ministry he leads. His plans for the Argentine Atomic Energy Commission.

Integración Energética Argentina (IEASA), successor to ENARSA, has published the bidding documents and specifications for Ensenada de Barragán and Brigadier López thermal power plants. The sale of these two power plants by the Argentine Government, for which it expects to raise about US $1 billion, began on Tuesday, June 12, following the publication of the bidding documents by IEASA.

Integración Energética Argentina (IEASA), successor to ENARSA, has published the bidding documents and specifications for Ensenada de Barragán and Brigadier López thermal power plants. The sale of these two power plants by the Argentine Government, for which it expects to raise about US $1 billion, began on Tuesday, June 12, following the publication of the bidding documents by IEASA.

Since the 1990s, Argentina’s mining industry has experienced a fast-paced development and become one of the leading business sectors in the country. Argentina’s mining reserves are comparable to those of Chile, Bolivia and Peru, and offer opportunities in minerals such as gold, silver, copper, molybdenum, uranium, lithium and rare earths. This document summarizes the key tax aspects of the industry.

The currency scare that Argentina suffered last month caught many by surprise.In fact, a set of risky bets that Argentina’s government undertook starting in December 2015 increased the country’s vulnerability.

The Government announced the start-up of the new system of Open Operation of Freight Trains, to lower transport costs and boost the development of regional economies to the full enforcement of this deregulated system, in 2023.

In recent years, the relations between China and Latin America are going through a historical period of rapid and constant development. At present, China plays an important role for the Latin America countries regarding investment, economic cooperation, trade agreements and cultural exchanges.

The timing took many by surprise. On June 7th, just four weeks after negotiations began, Argentina’s government declared that it had secured a three-year credit line with the IMF worth $50bn.

Argentina plans to boost small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) with Chinese financial cooperation, state daily Telam said on Sunday.

After 9 years in the frontier markets doghouse, MSCI may likely upgrade Argentina back to emerging markets in June. In addition to a potential upgrade bump, an improving macroeconomic backdrop makes Argentina particularly attractive for investors