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Business Climate: The “Peter Thiel effect” and how Argentina became attractive to a controversial elite of libertarian tycoons

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In April, Argentine government officials, including Minister Federico Sturzenegger and Chancellor Pablo Quirno, hosted a dinner for prominent business leaders such as Marcelo Mindlin. This meeting serves as a focal point for discussions regarding the growing interest of international libertarian figures, often referred to as the 'Peter Thiel effect,' in the Argentine business climate.

Separately, the Spanish women's national roller hockey team secured their ninth world championship title after defeating Argentina 3-1. While Argentina displayed increased competitiveness compared to a previous 7-1 loss, Spain successfully defended their title to claim their second consecutive world championship.

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Infobae (Sports) Focuses on Spanish victory in the women's roller hockey championship.
Infobae (Business) Examines Argentina's appeal to international libertarian business elites.
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