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View of oil drilling rigs at Vaca Muerta Shale oil reservoir in Loma Campana, in the Patagonian province of Neuquen, some 1180 Km south-west of Buenos Aires, Argentina on December 4, 2014. YPF has an agreement with US Chevron to exploit Vaca Muerta, the world's second largest reserve of shale gas and fourth largest reserve of oil, estimated to contain the equivalent of 27 billion barrels. AFP PHOTO / JUAN MABROMATA (Photo by Juan MABROMATA / AFP) (Photo by JUAN MABROMATA/AFP via Getty Images) Photographer: JUAN MABROMATA/AFP
Investors seeking to capitalize on Javier Milei’s next round of market reforms are gearing up to bid in a tender to privatize Argentina’s beleaguered freight railways, part of the president’s effort to unleash vast agriculture and mining exports.
Investors seeking to capitalize on Javier Milei’s next round of market reforms are gearing up to bid in a tender to privatize Argentina’s beleaguered freight railways, part of the president’s effort to unleash vast agriculture and mining exports.
A freight train in the foothills of the Andes mountains in the Salta Province, Argentina. Photographer: Marica van der Meer/Universal Images Group/Getty Images
Investors seeking to capitalize on Javier Milei’s next round of market reforms are gearing up to bid in a tender to privatize Argentina’s beleaguered freight railways, part of the president’s effort to unleash vast agriculture and mining exports.
Investors seeking to capitalize on Javier Milei’s next round of market reforms are gearing up to bid in a tender to privatize Argentina’s beleaguered freight railways, part of the president’s effort to unleash vast agriculture and mining exports.
A freight train in the foothills of the Andes mountains in the Salta Province, Argentina. Photographer: Marica van der Meer/Universal Images Group/Getty Images
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