- Trump offered a $40 billion bailout to Argentina and sought close ties with the new Colombian government amid political shifts in Colombia.
- Trump offered a $20 billion bailout to Argentina and sought stronger American influence across the Western Hemisphere.
US and Argentina to Announce $7B LNG Financing Package
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Argentina and the United States are scheduled to sign an LNG financing package in New York on September 23, 2026, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. The accord, which covers energy, critical minerals, and export infrastructure, leans on US export credit and private investors rather than direct sovereign lending. The US Export-Import Bank plans up to US$7 billion for critical-minerals and energy projects in Argentina over the next two years.
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Why it matters
The financing package provides significant backing for Argentina's energy and export infrastructure projects. This support is intended to bolster Vaca Muerta gas exports and critical mineral development in the country.
Trump previously offered a $20 billion bailout to Argentina and sought stronger American influence across the Western Hemisphere.
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