Argentina Deregulation Tracker
What Argentina is deregulating, measure by measure: what changed, under which rule, whether it is actually in force, and where to verify it. Curated from primary sources.
A word of caution that matters more than the headlines: many of these are bills or announcements, not law. Every entry states its status. This is information, not legal advice.
7 measures in English6 in force1 in progress
The full tracker — 58 measures — is available in Spanish: ver el radar completo en español. We are translating it in order of what readers actually search for.
- 2026-09-02"Super RIGI": the government conceded a 20% local-supplier quota, allies blocked the committee report anyway, and they are now demanding price preference for Argentine firms — still not law
- 2026-08-20Argentina's securities regulator raises disclosure thresholds from 10% to 15% and streamlines the capital-markets transparency regime (CNV General Resolution 1162/2026)
- 2026-08-06Argentina raises the automatic-approval ceiling for financial trusts more than sixfold: from UVA 15 million to UVA 100 million (CNV General Resolution 1159/2026)
- 2026-07-31Road trains up to 31.25 metres and 75 tonnes: Argentina rewrote the weights-and-dimensions regime for freight transport (Decree 689/2026)
- 2026-07-17Exporting by post, with no value cap: Argentina finally regulates commercial postal exports after 45 years (Decree 604/2026)
- 2026-07-02IGJ Resolution 9/2026: filing annual accounts in Buenos Aires goes fully digital — no paper, no counter
- 2026-02RIGI: 30 years of tax, customs and FX stability for investments above USD 200M — the window now closes 8 July 2027
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