"Recalculated": Nicolás Pino explained that Caputo and Milei told them that for now the government cannot make new reductions in withholdings
Nicolás Pino, president of the Rural Society of Argentina, stated that the national government is not planning to reduce withholdings despite recent rumors.
Caputo is on the hunt for 'argendollars' for US$2 billion: why it will be in "mini-installments"
Luis Caputo is reviving a plan to raise US$2 billion through a new hard-currency bond to help refinance debt payments amidst pressure on Argentina's reserves.
The Government has enabled a form to report municipal rates
The Argentine government, led by Javier Milei, has introduced an online form for citizens to report excessive municipal rates.
All the details of the Labor Assistance Fund
The Labor Assistance Fund (FAL) is a key component of the labor reform approved by the Argentine Chamber of Deputies, intended to finance dismissal indemnities, though critics argue it undermines the pension system.
The key article that Minister Luis Caputo asked not to touch in the labor reform has been approved
The Argentine Congress approved a critical article in the labor reform that establishes the Labor Assistance Fund (FAL), despite opposition warnings about its implications for pension financing.
The key article that Minister Luis Caputo asks not to be touched and the opposition will seek to overturn
Minister Luis Caputo is fighting to protect a key article of the Labor Assistance Fund that the opposition seeks to overturn, raising concerns about its implications for the pension system.
Caputo reported that the Government achieved a surplus in January
Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced that the Argentine government recorded a primary surplus of 3.1 trillion pesos in January 2026.
Who benefits from the dollar at $1,400 if not to go see the World Cup and win elections?
The Argentine government struggles to understand why business owners are not celebrating reduced employer contributions and why citizens are hesitant to use their dollars amidst currency competition.
The Attorney General will request the reopening of the criminal case against Caputo, Sturzenegger, and Macri for the 2018 agreement with the IMF
The Argentine Attorney General has requested the reopening of a criminal case against former President Mauricio Macri and other officials regarding a 2018 agreement with the IMF.
Labor reform: Luis Caputo highlighted an 85% reduction in employer contributions for new jobs
Luis Caputo, the Minister of Economy in Argentina, announced an 85% reduction in employer contributions for new jobs as part of a labor reform project awaiting discussion in the Chamber of Deputies.
Luis Caputo questioned the silence of business leaders on a key point of labor reform: 'I am taken aback'
Economic Minister Luis Caputo criticized business leaders for their lack of response regarding a controversial point in Argentina's labor reform that reduces salaries during sick leave.
Imports and Employment: What Seems and What Is
The article discusses the relationship between imports and employment in Argentina, prompted by comments from Economy Minister Luis Andrés Caputo.
Focusing on the effects of labor reform, Caputo met with the UIA
The Argentine Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, met with the Industrial Union of Argentina (UIA) to discuss the impacts of labor reform, commercial openings, provincial taxes, and municipal rates.
Caputo met with the UIA: no announcements for the sector and asked them to take advantage of labor reform
Economy Minister Luis Caputo held a meeting with the Argentine Industrial Union (UIA) to discuss labor reform and fiscal laws but made no significant announcements for the sector.
Caputo receives UIA today: the book about China with which they will seek to convince the minister that an industrial law is needed
Today, Minister Luis Caputo will meet with the UIA to discuss challenges facing the industrial sector in Argentina and highlight the need for an industrial law.
The UIA meets with Caputo amid minimal industrial capacity utilization
The president of Argentina's Industrial Union, Martín Rappallini, is set to meet with Economy Minister Luis Caputo to discuss measures to reactivate industrial activity amidst declining production and increased unemployment.
With the dollar down and inflation higher than expected, Luis Caputo faces a key debt auction today
Luis Caputo faces a crucial pesos debt auction amid a declining dollar and unexpectedly high inflation rates in Argentina.
Point by point, the changes and concessions made by the Government to try to approve the labor reform project
The Argentine government has made numerous concessions to various stakeholders in a bid to pass a labor reform bill before March 1, aiming to signal strength to the markets.
If the Indec had updated its price basket, the inflation in January would have been lower
The article discusses how the Argentine government's failure to update the Indec's price basket means reported inflation for January could have been lower than 2.9%.
Strong clash between Caputo and Di Tullio over the Tax Innocence Law: 'Bring the one you have outside'
Luis Caputo and Juliana Di Tullio engaged in a heated exchange on social media over the newly regulated Tax Innocence Law in Argentina.
"Everyone to take their savings to the bank": Caputo's rallying cry for the new tax amnesty that received a jab from a K senator
Luis Caputo, Argentina's Economy Minister, urged citizens to deposit their savings in banks as part of a new tax amnesty initiative, prompting ironic remarks from Senator Juliana Di Tullio.
The secrets of Massimo Dutti, the 'relatively cheap' brand where Caputo shops: dressing European queens, an unexpected origin, and its milestone in New York
The article discusses how Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo, along with several European royals, favors the Spanish brand Massimo Dutti, highlighting the brand’s unexpected origins and recent public attention due to Caputo's remarks during a TV interview.
The days of anger, celebrations, and airs of revenge at the Casa Rosada
The article discusses tensions and decisions surrounding the new pricing measurement system of Indec in Argentina, highlighting a conflict between Luis Caputo and Marco Lavagna over the implementation.
From steel pipes to clothing, the local industry creaks under commercial opening
The Argentine government is facing criticism regarding the competitiveness of local industries, with Minister Luis Caputo suggesting that protectionist measures have inflated prices for consumers.
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Luis Caputo, Argentina's economic minister, expresses his frustration over the high prices of clothing in Argentina, stating he has never bought clothes there due to the cost.
The Minister's Suit, a Fable of Regime Change
The article discusses the confusion within Argentine leadership regarding Javier Milei, highlighted by Luis Caputo's surprising admission about never having bought clothing in Argentina, reflecting a disconnect with societal sentiments.
A federal prosecutor called to advance the investigations of Luis Caputo, Sturzenegger, and Macri regarding the 2018 agreement with the IMF
Federal prosecutor Franco Picardi appealed a ruling that dismissed complaints against former President Mauricio Macri and his officials, including Luis Caputo and Federico Sturzenegger, regarding a 2018 agreement with the IMF, indicating there are sufficient grounds to call them for questioning.
Luis Caputo criticized Pullaro over alleged speculation that caused Santa Fe to lose $120 billion in two months
Economy Minister Luis Caputo joined criticisms against Santa Fe Governor Maximiliano Pullaro for allegedly speculating with provincial funds, resulting in a loss of 120 billion pesos in two months.
The Ministry of Economy adds another tool to attract foreign investments
The Ministry of Economy has launched an international public competition to hire consultants for a four-year contract aimed at designing and promoting a new plan to attract foreign investments.
The tense exchange between Esteban Mirol and Karen Reichardt over the textile industry: 'Very rude'
Esteban Mirol and Karen Reichardt had a tense exchange about the textile industry during a live broadcast, following remarks by Luis Caputo regarding consumer purchasing power in Argentina.
Cavallo defended Cottani and warned the Government about the "dangers" caused by its intolerance to criticism
Former Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo defended Joaquín Cottani, who faced accusations from Luis Caputo of trying to discredit the Government over the postponed implementation of a new inflation measurement formula by Indec.
How much does Massimo Dutti clothing cost, the store where Luis Caputo bought his jacket
Economy Minister Luis Caputo discussed his clothing purchases from Massimo Dutti during a controversial interview, amidst criticism from local business leaders.
The former deputy minister of Caputo explained his departure from the government and questioned the exchange rate value
Former Economy Deputy Minister Joaquín Cottani clarified his exit from Javier Milei's government and criticized the delay in the new inflation measurement by Minister Luis Caputo.
Creating a new inflation index as announced by Luis Caputo takes 4 years
Minister of Economy Luis Caputo announced that starting from scratch on a new inflation index reflecting current Argentine consumption will take approximately 4 years.
Esteban Mirol fully engages in the controversy over the national textile industry and accused Marixa Balli: 'Her wardrobe must smell like free shop and Miami'
Esteban Mirol has joined the controversy surrounding Marixa Balli and Luis Caputo, criticizing Balli's remarks on the national textile industry.
Caputo confronted Kicillof and revived the debate on competitiveness in the automotive industry
Economy Minister Luis Caputo's statements about possibly eliminating export duties amid declining production and exports have reignited discussions surrounding the competitiveness of Argentina's automotive industry.
Luis Caputo revealed one of the foreign clothing brands he wears: how much the garments cost
Luis Caputo, the Minister of Economy, disclosed that he wears clothing from the foreign brand Massimo Dutti, which is not available in Argentina, with prices ranging from 420 to 690 euros.
Luis Caputo discredited his former deputy minister and accused the opposition regarding the Indec controversy
Economy Minister Luis Caputo blamed the opposition for the controversy surrounding the Consumer Price Index update and criticized his former deputy minister Joaquín Cottani for suggesting it should have been implemented a year earlier.
Caputo confirmed that Milei does not agree with Lavagna's formula to measure inflation and that they will create a new one
Luis Caputo stated that both he and President Javier Milei disagree with former INDEC director Marco Lavagna's outdated method for measuring inflation, and they will work on a new formula to be implemented after the disinflation process.
The Fury of Marixa Balli with Luis Caputo Which Sparked Controversy Live: 'It's Offensive'
Model Marixa Balli erupted in anger during a live broadcast after Economy Minister Luis Caputo claimed he never bought clothes in Argentina due to high prices.
Roberto Piazza wades into the clothing controversy and responds to Luis Caputo: 'It was unfortunate'
Fashion designer Roberto Piazza criticized Economy Minister Luis Caputo's controversial remarks about Argentine clothing, emphasizing the need for more constructive dialogue.
"Excellent that they dare to make it public": Caputo's support for a textile entrepreneur who admitted prices are high
Economy Minister Luis Caputo supports a textile entrepreneur who publicly acknowledged high prices in the Argentine textile industry after Caputo's own controversial comments on the topic.
Caputo's tweet about a phrase from a textile businessman: 'Excellent that they dare to make it public'
Economy Minister Luis Caputo commented on clothing prices in Argentina, celebrating a textile businessman’s admission that industry prices are high.
Marixa Balli criticized Luis Caputo for his controversial phrase about Argentine clothing: "It's offensive!"
Marixa Balli publicly criticized Economy Minister Luis Caputo after he claimed he never bought clothing in Argentina, amidst her own struggles in the textile sector as she announced the closure of one of her clothing and footwear stores.
Textile Entrepreneurs Responded to Caputo After His Remarks About Clothing: 'He Is Making Fun of Us'
Textile entrepreneurs in Argentina criticized Economy Minister Luis Caputo for his comments about shopping for clothes abroad, claiming the government is destroying the industry with heavy taxes.
An economist analyzed the departure of Marco Lavagna and the reversal with the new CPI: "Unnecessary noise was generated"
Gabriel Caamaño criticized the government's decision regarding the consumer price index and highlighted the undeniable disinflation process following Marco Lavagna's resignation as director of Indec.
Melconian questioned Caputo about Lavagna's departure and his comment about clothes
Economist Carlos Melconian harshly criticized Economy Minister Luis Caputo following the postponement of a new inflation measurement methodology that led to Marco Lavagna's resignation.
Caputo denied that the new inflation index would exceed 3% in January
In response to political turmoil following Marco Lavagna's resignation, Economy Minister Luis Caputo refuted claims that the new inflation index would show an increase greater than 3%.
"Never in my life have I bought clothes in Argentina": Luis Caputo spoke about the prices of the textile industry
Economy Minister Luis Caputo criticized textile industry prices, asserting that competitiveness is attainable despite his personal avoidance of buying clothes in the country.
Before Lavagna's departure, Caputo said inflation slowed in January and would be around 2.5%
Just hours before Marco Lavagna resigned as director of Indec, Economy Minister Luis Caputo indicated that January's inflation would be lower than December's, estimating it around 2.5%.