Following the conclusion of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Argentine government refocuses on its economic and political agenda. Economy Minister Luis Caputo introduces a Tax Amnesty bill, Route A012 is transferred to Santa Fe province, President Javier Milei travels to Brazil, and the CGT labor union resumes street protests.
With a positive tone of economic reactivation, the Argentine national government presents its agenda following the 2026 World Cup. Key highlights include the presentation of the Fiscal Innocence Law reform by Economy Minister Luis Caputo, a historic agreement to transfer Route A012 to Santa Fe province, and President Javier Milei's trip to Brazil for the Liberal Party Congress.
In an unprecedented move, the Argentine national government has transferred the administration of Route A012 to Santa Fe province for 20 years. With an initial investment of $5 billion ARS, roadworks are set to begin this Thursday to repair this vital corridor, through which 80% of the country's grain exports flow.
Governor Maximiliano Pullaro will sign the historic 20-year transfer of Route A012 to the province this Wednesday, July 22, 2026. With an initial investment of $5,000 million ARS, Santa Fe begins an ambitious pothole repair plan on Thursday to unblock the country's crucial agro-export logistics and boost the flow of grain exports through the Rosario port hub.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
