Overview
- La Libertad Avanza, which opened talks over the weekend with UCR, PRO and provincial allies, says it lacks the committee signatures and floor votes and has not set a plenary, though officials float an April 29 debate if they secure support.
- The bill would scrap the 1,000-hectare cap on foreign land purchases and focus screening on deals by foreign governments, a shift that dialoguista senators warn could fuel land concentration.
- An article in the draft lets the enforcement agency grant exceptions for state-linked foreign buyers when it sees no security risk, and critics say any such waiver should pass through Congress.
- The proposal creates an express eviction track that cuts nonpayment warnings to three days and lets owners reclaim homes by presenting the title, speeding cases that now take longer.
- The draft also rewrites the barrios populares law by ending the ten‑year halt on evictions and curbing expropriations, and it rolls back 2020 fire rules that barred selling or changing use on burned lands for decades.