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Capture of Maduro and U.S. Oil Shift in Venezuela: What It Might Mean for Vaca Muerta – Argenports | 04/01/26
The capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by United States forces and the announcement of an oil investment package in Venezuela are reshaping the regional energy landscape and could have indirect implications for Vaca Muerta, Argentina’s major unconventional oil and gas basin; while it is too early to assess concrete effects, this new context —including potentially increased Venezuelan oil output under U.S. influence and shifts in global crude supply— may affect int
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Argentina Officialises Waterway Tender to Modernise Its Main Fluvial Trade Corridor – Too Logística News | 28/12/25
Argentina’s National Ports and Navigation Agency (ANPYN) has officially called a National and International Public Tender for the concession of the Paraguay–Paraná Waterway, with bids due by 13:00 on 27 February 2026 via the CONTRAT.AR portal. Established by Resolution 67/2025 in the Official Gazette, the tender approves terms for the modernisation, expansion, operation, signalling and dredging maintenance of the Trunk Navigable Waterway from km 1238 of the Paraná River to th
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Export Duty Exemption for Steel and Aluminium Extended to Protected Markets – Trade News | 4/01/26
The Argentine government has extended the 0 % export duty rate for certain steel and aluminium products destined for countries imposing import tariffs of 45 % or higher until 31 March 2026, via Decree 930/2025 published in the Official Gazette. The extension aims to preserve the competitiveness of national shipments in the face of significant trade barriers and protect export flows to destinations like the United States and other protectionist markets by countering the combin
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AGP Adjusts ZAP Tariff Starting in 2026 – Todo Logística News | 28/12/25
The General Ports Administration (AGP) has approved an adjustment to the Port Activities Zone (ZAP) tariff effective January 1, 2026, aimed at strengthening the operational and financial competitiveness of Argentine ports. The new structure includes increases in certain tariff items that will affect port operation costs and related services, applied progressively as stipulated by current regulations. This revision seeks to align tariffs with current economic conditions, balan
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