Argentina: International Trade & Investment

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As the second-largest country in Latin America, Argentina has emerged as an attractive marketplace for global investors. However, the country has a history of high inflation, currency devaluation and political instability.

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The European Union (EU) and the four founding members of sub-regional trade bloc Mercosur have been negotiating a FTA for the last 17 years as part of a broader Association Agreement between the two regions.

Protectionist regulations, in effect during the 12 year Kirchner reign, are being repealed and new policies aiming for liberalization and integration into global markets are put in place.

A new gold, silver and copper Project is expected to begin operations in the province of San Juan, with an estimated initial foreign investment of 3 billion dollars...

In re "El Brujo" the Argentine Supreme Court of Justice upheld the non-automatic licensing system established by the Executive, but has not completely dismissed the possibility of a court waiving the requirement of the Import Certificate, if sufficient evidence of an actual damage to the importer is found to justify the declaration of unconstitutionality of the Import Certificate requirement in a specific case.

The Federal Court of Appeals has directed Customs to allow the import of certain goods without prior presentation of the "Import Prior Sworn Statement".

The Argentine Viticulture Authority has issued new regulations related to the (i) approval of a new product, (ii) the analytical control of products entering Argentina, (iii) the approval of a new seal of quality, and (iv) the circulation of products in bulk.