Martín Menem: “I don’t like today’s photo, but it’s much better than the photo from two and a half years ago.”

Martín Menem, President of the Chamber of Deputies, recently addressed the current state of Argentina's political and economic landscape. While acknowledging dissatisfaction with the present situation, he characterized the current circumstances as a significant improvement compared to the conditions of two and a half years ago. This assessment follows a series of legislative sessions in the Chamber of Deputies where the national government secured the passage of laws it deems essential for economic stability.

In conjunction with these legislative developments, the government has projected that the implementation of the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) will attract approximately USD 7.737 billion in investments by the end of Javier Milei's term. These inflows are anticipated to materialize throughout 2026 and 2027 based on projects already approved under the new regulatory framework.