Argentina Boosts Economy, Consumer Rights
Caputo touts fiscal order, $26B RIGI deals. Milei codifies consumer law. 254 new drugs added to control list. February tax revenue up 20.1%. ANMAT lifts lab ban.
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- Luis Caputo en Córdoba: “El mejor escudo frente a un shock externo es tener una macroeconomía ordenada” ↗
Economy Minister Luis Caputo in Córdoba: "A stable macroeconomy is the best defense against external shocks." $26 billion in RIGI investments approved. Fiscal commitment is firm. Reforms aim to boost competitiveness and formalization.
- La codificación del Derecho del Consumidor en el marco del fortalecimiento de los derechos fundamentales ↗
Argentina's President Javier Milei announced a consumer law codification to strengthen fundamental rights. The reform aims for clearer rules, legal certainty, and better market dynamics. The Subsecretaría de Defensa del Consumidor led the effort.
- Nueva actualización del listado de estupefacientes ↗
Argentina's Ministry of Security updated its drug list, adding 254 new substances. The list now totals 886 controlled substances, with 424 added in two years. This update, the largest ever, targets new psychoactive substances like fentanyl analogs.
- Recaudación tributaria de febrero ↗
Argentina's February tax revenue hit $16.23 trillion, up 20.1% year-over-year. Key drivers included Income Tax (+31.2%) and Social Security (+26.2%). VAT rose 13.7%.
- ANMAT levantó la inhibición de las actividades productivas de Laboratorio Pretoria S.R.L. ↗
ANMAT lifts production ban on Laboratorio Pretoria S.R.L. via Disposición Nº 884/2026. The lab implemented satisfactory corrective actions to ensure product safety and efficacy.