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Instituto Nacional de la Yerba Mate

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Milei reforms face political resistance and fiscal shifts

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Latest: Argentina postpones Labor Assistance Fund implementation

President Javier Milei’s reform agenda continues to face mounting political resistance and internal friction. By late August 2026, Milei reaffirmed his anarcho-capitalist ideology, describing his administration as the ‘m

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Latin American trade and cultural events

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Latest: Cultural and community events scheduled across Latin America

Various regional trade fairs and community events are scheduled across Latin America for late 2026. Industry-focused exhibitions include Colombia’s Expo Agrofuturo, which addresses biotechnology and food security, and M

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Argentine yerba mate market and production trends

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Latest: Argentina allocates $18.1 million to boost yerba mate exports

The Argentine yerba mate market has seen significant shifts in both commercial competition and legislative efforts to support producers. In the first five months of 2026, Playadito emerged as the market leader with 25.1

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Cybersecurity community activities in Argentina

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Latest: Ekoparty 22 hacker conference held in Buenos Aires

The cybersecurity community in Argentina has engaged in various organized activities. Initially, the Hackers Argentinos community held its first in-person gathering in a public plaza, bringing together approximately 50 s

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Argentina yerba mate governance and glyphosate regulation

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Latest: Glyphosate regulation shifts in Argentina's yerba mate sector

The yerba mate sector in Argentina is navigating internal governance challenges and evolving pesticide regulations. The National Institute of Yerba Mate (INYM) recently experienced a leadership deadlock when a board meet