Chapter 3 of Its Land Law Reform, Which Dealt With Rural Land Sales to Foreign Investors, to Clear the Way for Thursday's Senate Session

The decision came after a meeting with lawmakers aligned with La Libertad Avanza Senator Patricia Bullrich, where pro-government legislators agreed to scrap the controversial chapter so the rest of the bill could proceed to debate. The reform, part of President Javier Milei's agenda, originally sought to eliminate foreign ownership limits but was amended to raise the cap from 15% to 25%, yet still faces resistance. Governors Rolando Figueroa of Neuquén and Osvaldo Jaldo of Tucumán have expressed reservations, casting doubt on support from their senators. In a separate move, Vice President Victoria Villarruel authorized Peronist Senator Anabel Fernández Sagasti to participate remotely due to medical advice related to her 32-week pregnancy, a decision that altered the government's legislative arithmetic as it negotiates vote by vote.