Overview
- After high‑profile stops in Miami and Palm Beach, Javier Milei arrived in New York to brief executives at a Council of the Americas event on investment opportunities tied to his reform agenda.
- The Central Bank of Argentina has formalized a US$20 billion swap backed by Washington, and the government is negotiating a further US$20 billion loan with major Wall Street banks to cover 2026 debt maturities.
- At the American Business Forum in Miami, Milei invited international investors to enter Argentina and vowed to pursue labor changes, lower taxes and updates to penal laws to improve the business climate.
- He reinforced his alignment with U.S. conservative networks at a CPAC gala at Mar‑a‑Lago, where he was welcomed onstage and drew viral attention with a 'YMCA' dance.
- His New York stop includes a personal visit to the Rebbe’s tomb in Queens before flying to Bolivia to attend president‑elect Rodrigo Paz Pereira’s inauguration.