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Pampa Energía Receives Approval for $4 Billion Shale Development in Vaca Muerca Basin

The federal government has approved Pampa Energía's investment plan for the Rincón de Aranda block, unlocking $4.5 billion in capital expenditure intended to boost Argentina's position as a net energy exporter.
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Government Approves $3 Billion Vaca Muerta Sur Pipeline to Ease Shale Oil Export Bottlenecks

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Argentine Senate Overwhelmingly Approves Reforms to Central Bank Appointment and Removal Process

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Argentina’s Economy Shows Deep Sectoral Divide as Extractive Industries Grow and Manufacturing Contracts

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Argentina Secures $89.5 Billion in Proposed Energy and Mining Investments Under New Incentive Regime

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