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Pablo Quirno

Pablo Quirno

Foreign Minister of Argentina

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Argentina and United States sign sweeping trade agreement

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Foreign Minister of Argentina - Signed trade agreement in Washington

Argentina has protected its domestic industries with tariffs and import controls since the 1940s. On February 6, 2026, Buenos Aires signed its first bilateral trade agreement with the United States—eliminating barriers on over 200 categories of American goods and securing tariff relief on 1,675 Argentine products in return.

Updated Feb 7

America builds Western mineral alliance against Chinese dominance

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Argentina Foreign Minister - Signed critical minerals framework with United States

China controls roughly two-thirds of global rare earth mining and about 90 percent of processing—a concentration the United States now treats as a national security threat. On February 4, 2026, Secretary of State Marco Rubio convened ministers from 54 countries in Washington to unveil America's answer: a preferential trade bloc for critical minerals backed by price floors, billions in financing, and a new coordinating body called FORGE.

Updated Feb 5