Javier Milei to lead governors to Paris for investment forum

President Javier Milei is preparing to travel to Paris for 'Argentina Week' between September 30 and October 2. The forum, organized by the Foreign Ministry, aims to attract foreign investment and demonstrate political stability to European investors. Milei will be accompanied by a delegation of approximately 12 provincial governors, including representatives from Mendoza, San Juan, Catamarca, and others, as well as Buenos Aires City Chief Jorge Macri. This move is seen as an effort to project a sense of governability amid ongoing legislative negotiations regarding the 2027 Budget and various reforms.

Simultaneously, internal tensions are rising within the ruling coalition. Senator Patricia Bullrich has publicly challenged the government over proposed budget cuts in disability services, signaling potential friction between the administration and its allies.

In Tucumán, political violence has escalated following an incident in Graneros. La Libertad Avanza deputy Gerardo Huesen and his team reported being attacked and threatened by locals during a municipal tour. In response, legislator José Macome has announced plans to request the provincial legislature's intervention in the municipality of Graneros, citing constitutional provisions.