AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoProtest & Property Rules: Thousands of Argentines rallied outside the National Congress against a government bill that would raise the share of land foreigners can own (to 25%), speed up tenant evictions for unpaid rent, and limit the state’s ability to expropriate land in some areas. Diplomacy Under Scrutiny: President Javier Milei’s Andes tour—meeting Ecuador’s Daniel Noboa and attending Colombia’s new president’s inauguration—unfolds while the street protests grow louder. Visa Update for Travelers: Argentina published two student visa categories for foreigners: “Plus 365 Days” for courses longer than a year and “Minus 365 Days” for shorter programs, with applications submitted via Argentine consulates. Buenos Aires Safety Case: Israeli police say a mother and daughter (Mali and Liel Yahalomi) were found in Buenos Aires after a disappearance that began in Europe; investigators now say their motive for leaving is unclear. Football & Grief: Inter Miami coach Guillermo Hoyos says Lionel Messi will dictate his own schedule after his father’s death, with “silence, calm and peace” guiding his return. Local Faith Event: “March for Jesus” is set for Aug. 17 in central Buenos Aires, starting at Avenida de Mayo and Perú and ending at Plaza de los Dos Congresos.
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