The Argentina foreign land cap stays at 15% after the government pulled the 25% chapter before the Senate passed the property bill 37-33 on 7 August.
Argentina · Property
Key Facts
What passed. The private-property inviolability bill cleared the Senate 37–33 in the early hours of 7 August, after a session that ran nearly twelve hours.
What was cut. Two chapters were removed before the vote: foreign purchases of rural land, and amendments to the fire-management law.
The land cap. The plan to lift the foreign ownership ceiling from 15 to 25 percent is gone from this text. Ley 26.737 stands unchanged.
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