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Argentina energy subsidy reforms face legal and legislative-

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Latest: Buenos Aires province restores electricity rate hikes

By late October 2026, Argentina’s energy landscape has been reshaped by the promulgation and regulation of Law 27.828, which modifies the ‘cold zone’ (Zona Fría) gas subsidy regime. The reform, effective through 2031, el

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Global transport sector economic and operational challenges

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Latest: Buenos Aires bus services normalize night frequencies after government talks

The transport and vehicle maintenance sectors in Spain, Argentina, and Paraguay continue to face economic and operational pressures. In Spain, rising repair costs are driven by vehicle complexity, while in Paraguay, Asot

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Belgrano Cargas railway investment in Northern Argentina

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Latest: Argentina invests $324 million in new trains for AMBA

Governors and industrial unions in Northern Argentina, specifically from Salta, Jujuy, and Tucumán, have demanded that the national government mandate infrastructure investments within the Belgrano Cargas railway tender.

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Argentine public transport subsidies and demand

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Latest: Public transport demand in AMBA remains below pre-pandemic levels

Public transportation in Argentina is facing challenges related to high subsidy reliance and declining passenger demand. In San Juan and Bariloche, systems rely heavily on government support and discounts. In San Juan,

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Argentina transport and labor disputes

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Latest: Argentina transport: Bus labor dispute settled and train service remains suspended

Argentina continues to face logistical and labor disruptions in its transport and public service sectors. Railway infrastructure remains a critical issue. Procurement failures persist, with Trenes Argentinos Operaciones

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