Milei’s US Trade Deal Under Threat as Argentina Demands Better Terms
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Javier Milei's government tries to renegotiate the trade agreement signed with the United States in February after concluding that it does not have enough votes to approve it in the Congress of Argentina, according to people familiar with the talks heard by Bloomberg. Washington, however, has rejected the possibility of reviewing the terms of the pact. Read also: Argentina's economy grows 2% in the second quarter Argentina sends Budget 2027 to C…
Milei’s US trade deal under threat as Argentina demands better terms
Milei government tells Trump administration it doesn't have the votes in Congress to ratify bilateral trade agreement signed last February and are seeking renegotiation of the terms. Leer más
Argentine President Javier Milei's government informed Donald Trump's administration that it does not have enough votes in Congress to ratify the bilateral trade agreement signed on February 5, according to sources heard by Bloomberg. The impasse occurs on the eve of a possible meeting between the two presidents in New York, on the margins of the...
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