Indigenous Groups Oppose Milei Plan to Open Argentina to Foreign Buyers The streets of Buenos Aires have become a battleground for two opposing visions of Argentina's future.
President Javier Milei's government is pushing a bill that would dismantle restrictions on foreign ownership of rural land, sparking fears among indigenous communities that their rights and way of life will be irreparably harmed.
Milei's administration has long championed economic liberalization, believing it will unlock the country's full potential.