The government rules out foreign funding for the military base in Tierra del Fuego, and Milei will have Presti explain how they will obtain the funds.

The Argentine government has completely ruled out foreign financing, particularly from the United States, for the construction of the integrated naval base in Tierra del Fuego. President Javier Milei has designated Presti to explain how the administration plans to secure the necessary funds for the strategic project independently.

Simultaneously, recent developments surrounding the Malvinas cause reveal a significant shift in the internal power dynamics of the administration. Following cabinet meetings, a national broadcast, and a series of speeches by Milei, the political table has lost influence as the president redistributes internal control.