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Luis Caputo

Luis Caputo

Argentine economist

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  • Oct 2

    Argentina offers citizenship for 350,000 dollars to boost foreign reserves

    Foreign investors can obtain Argentine nationality by donating 350,000 dollars to the treasury or purchasing 800,000 dollars in government bonds starting in late 2026.

  • Sep 30

    Macron meets Milei in Paris as TotalEnergies pledges $10 billion in Argentina

    Argentine President Javier Milei met French President Emmanuel Macron at the Élysée Palace to secure European trade and energy investments, following a $10 billion production pledge from TotalEnergies.

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