Overview

• After a last‑minute change, Javier Milei rescheduled his departure to Monday evening, keeping a planned bilateral with Donald Trump, a meeting with IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva and a UN General Assembly address.
• Government outreach follows a turbulent week in which the Central Bank sold about US$1.1 billion to defend the peso, including US$678 million on Friday, as country risk climbed above 1,400 points.
• Congress has overturned key vetoes, with the Senate insisting on automatic ATN transfers by 59–9–3 and Deputies backing university funding and pediatric emergency measures; the Senate is slated to take up the latter on October 2.
• The Executive promulgated the Emergency in Disability law but suspended its application, while lawmakers advance inquiries into the ANDIS case and have sought appearances by senior officials.
• Analysts say any U.S. assistance, if it materializes, would likely be channeled through the IMF, and separate protests in Lima left demonstrators and journalists injured, underscoring regional volatility.