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Suriname President Simons Uses Annual Address to Set 2027 Deficit at 4% of GDP (opens the original)
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Suriname President Simons told parliament on Wednesday that 2027 must be the year the country prepares for oil. “The oil period begins before the oil revenue,” she said in her second annual address, GFC Nieuws reported. The speech, known locally as the jaarrede, opens the parliamentary year and comes with the draft budget. It was delivered to an extraordinary sitting of the National Assembly (DNA), Suriname’s single-chamber parliament, held in the Congress Hall in Paramaribo. The 2027 draft budg
Argentina Disability Agency Case: Arrest Request Filed Against Spagnuolo (opens the original)
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The lawyer whose complaint opened the case has asked a federal judge to arrest the former head of the Argentina disability agency. No ruling yet. The Argentina disability agency corruption case took another turn on Monday, 28 September 2026. A lawyer asked a federal judge to order the arrest of the man who used to run the agency. The lawyer is Gregorio Dalbón. His criminal complaint opened the case in August 2025, and he put the new request to Judge Ariel Lijo. Nobody has been convicted here. Di
Argentina Cost of Living: October Rents Rise 6.72% and Bills Follow (opens the original)
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Four household bills rise together in Argentina on Thursday 1 October 2026. One of them is indexed and automatic, the other three are decided, and two of the numbers are still not final. Argentina’s cost of living takes another step up on Thursday 1 October 2026. Rent, electricity, gas and private health cover all rise at once. The largest single step is rent. Tenants whose contracts adjust every three months pay 6.72% more from that date. The number comes from the Banco Central de la República
US Offers Argentina Up to US$7 Billion for a Gas and Minerals Corridor (opens the original)
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The US and Argentina have launched the Andes-Atlantic Corridor, a plan to link inland oil, gas and mineral fields to the sea. It comes with a headline figure of up to US$7 billion in US financing through 2027. That figure is a ceiling, not a transfer. Most of it is one indicative credit line for a gas-export project its owners have not yet approved. Argentina’s foreign minister, Pablo Quirno, and the US deputy secretary of state, Christopher Landau, presented the plan on Wednesday 23 September.
Argentina Law Lets Buenos Aires Power Firms Offset US$781m in Old Debts (opens the original)
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Argentina’s Congress has passed a law letting Edenor and Edesur, which supply Buenos Aires, cancel old debts to the wholesale power market. The measure rode inside a bill best known for cutting gas discounts in cold regions. The Senate passed it on Thursday 24 September by 38 votes to 8, completing work the lower house began in May. Cabinet figures put the two firms’ debts at about US$781 million, part of US$1.842 billion owed by distributors nationwide. The bill is formally called the Energy Me
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