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Argentina’s Milei Supports U.S. Military Intervention in Venezuela while Maintaining Trade with China

Argentine President Javier Milei has openly backed the recent U.S. military operation in Venezuela, emphasizing its strategic objective to cut off oil supplies to socialist regimes. Despite his strong geopolitical alignment with the United States, Milei reaffirmed that Argentina will maintain its commercial ties with China, signaling the coexistence of trade interests alongside shifting political […]

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Oil & Gas, Politics, Venezuela

U.S. Administration Engages Major Oil Companies Including Repsol in Venezuela Oil Sector Revival Post-Maduro Detention

The U.S. government convened a high-level meeting with leading global oil companies to discuss the reconstruction and operational future of Venezuela’s oil industry following the capture of Nicolás Maduro. With Chevron as the sole active operator in the country, the administration aims to attract investment while addressing legal and political uncertainties, signaling potential shifts in

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Colombia, Politics, Solar

Colombia and U.S. Presidents Discuss Divergent Visions Amidst Energy and Geopolitical Tensions

Colombian President Gustavo Petro and former U.S. President Donald Trump held their first direct telephone conversation following a period of heightened tensions characterized by threats and mutual accusations. Their dialogue emphasized contrasting perspectives on U.S.-Latin America relations, with Petro advocating for a strategic alliance centered on South America’s clean energy potential as an alternative to

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Argentina, Politics

Argentina Begins 2026 with Key Financial, Labor, and Regulatory Updates Impacting Businesses and Workers

Argentina enters 2026 amid important developments in mortgage benchmarks, fiscal compliance, and labor regulations. Adjustments to the Euribor rate, new tax declaration requirements, changes in disability assessment, and upcoming labor law reforms will influence economic activities and employer-employee relations. These measures reflect a broad government agenda aimed at fiscal order and modernization of labor policies.

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Argentina, Politics

Argentina’s 2026 Outlook: Economic Stability Tests, Political Shifts, and Market Dynamics

Argentina enters 2026 facing critical economic and political tests amid new government policies, with market confidence hinging on fiscal discipline, inflation control, and foreign reserves accumulation. The incoming wave of automotive launches and major international sports events contribute to the commercial momentum, while political developments and security concerns present challenges that could influence investor sentiment

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Ecuador, Politics, Solar

Ecuador to Add 2,100 MW through Major Electricity Generation Projects with Renewables and Gas by 2028

Ecuador plans to strengthen its energy matrix by integrating 2,100 MW from new generation projects slated for public bidding in 2026, complemented by private sector contributions aiming to deliver nearly 1,000 MW from renewable sources between 2027 and 2028. The government is also focused on expanding gas supply and modernizing existing infrastructure to offset supply

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Argentina, Oil & Gas, Politics

Vaca Muerta Positions Neuquén as Key Energy Exporter Amid Record Production and Strategic Expansion

Vaca Muerta’s shale oil production propelled Argentina to become South America’s fourth largest crude producer in 2025, exceeding Colombia and targeting a higher regional rank in 2026. Neuquén’s provincial government advances regulatory stability, infrastructure investment, and global partnerships to sustain growth and expand energy exports, while fostering industry development and workforce training. Neuquén region reinforced

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Oil & Gas, Politics, Venezuela

US Implements Three-Phase Plan Centered on Oil Control to Manage Post-Maduro Venezuela

The US administration has initiated a structured three-phase strategy to guide Venezuela’s political and economic transition following Nicolás Maduro’s removal, with petroleum resources as the cornerstone of control and leverage. Washington’s prolonged jurisdiction over Venezuelan oil exports signals a sustained intervention with significant economic and geopolitical implications. The US plan for Venezuela, revealed by Secretary

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Argentina, Oil & Gas, Politics

Argentina’s Milei Supports US Military Intervention in Venezuela While Maintaining Commercial Ties with China

Argentine President Javier Milei has affirmed full support for the recent US military operation in Venezuela that led to the capture of Nicolás Maduro, while emphasizing that Argentina’s commercial relationship with China will continue unaffected. This stance reflects a nuanced geopolitical alignment supporting US actions against socialist regimes in Latin America, amid ongoing economic partnerships

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