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Argentina Goes for LNG Exporting Glory - Vimarsana News

Argentina Goes for LNG Exporting Glory

Argentina, after recently achieving World Cup triumph, is now chasing LNG exporting glory as it looks to monetize the massive Vaca Muerta Formation—but much needed foreign investment remains a challenge.

Buenos Aires Times | Battle-lines drawn as government ally presents bill to eliminate PASO primaries - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Battle-lines drawn as government ally presents bill to eliminate PASO primaries

Four lawmakers normally allied with the government make first legislative push to cancel next year’s PASO primaries; Opposition coalition vows to block move in Congress.

Analysis-Same dire problems, new chief: Can Argentina solve economy riddle? - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Same dire problems, new chief: Can Argentina solve economy riddle?

By Lucila Sigal BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's incoming economy chief, the crisis-racked country's third in a less than a month, may be its last best chance to right a sinking ship, or at least avoid further deterioration ahead of a high-stakes election next year. A Thursday cabinet reshuffle engineered by President Alberto Fernandez followed days of frenzied rumors over whether Silvina Batakis, named minister just a month ago after the shock resignation of longtime economy steward Martin Guzman, could survive. The job of tackling growing unrest in South America's second-biggest economy ...

Analysis-Same dire problems, new chief: Can Argentina solve economy riddle? - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Same dire problems, new chief: Can Argentina solve economy riddle?

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's incoming economy chief, the crisis-racked country's third in a less than a month, may be its last best chance to right a sinking ship, or at least avoid further deterioration ahead of a high-stakes election next year.