AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFalklands Oil Halt: An Argentine federal judge ordered British and Israeli firms to stop work on the Sea Lion oil project off the Falklands, pending an environmental review—another twist in the long-running sovereignty dispute. Patagonia Access Boost: GOL Airlines will add a seasonal São Paulo–El Calafate–Ushuaia link three times a week from Nov. 3, 2026 to Mar. 27, 2027, making it easier to pair glaciers with the Antarctica gateway. Cruise News: Mitsui Ocean Cruises welcomed its second ship, Mitsui Ocean Sakura, in Yokohama, expanding a two-vessel Japan-focused luxury fleet. River Travel Upgrade: Buquebus’ new electric ferry, China Zorrilla, is in testing on the Río de la Plata and should start commercial service by late October 2026, with charging infrastructure planned for Puerto Madero and Colonia. Buenos Aires/Uruguay Culture: Uruguay’s lawmakers advanced a Carlos Gardel birthday tribute for Dec. 11, tied to state records—keeping the birthplace debate alive across the region. Travel Convenience: The Netherlands confirmed Argentina is quota-free for Working Holiday permits, with no annual cap for applicants.
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