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Milei travels to Bahía Blanca with an investment agenda and an event with supporters

The President will return this Friday to the Buenos Aires province city to tour projects linked to the RIGI and close the day with a La Libertad Avanza gathering. It will be his third visit since taking office.

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Foto: Crónica
Foto: Crónica

Javier Milei will return this Friday to Bahía Blanca to carry out an official agenda focused on investments and later take part in an event with supporters of La Libertad Avanza.

According to reports from Crónica and C5N, the President will be accompanied by the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei, and by Diego Santilli. The visit will include tours linked to investment projects under the Large Investment Incentive Regime.

According to both outlets, one of the stops will be at Compañía Mega, a firm that announced a $365 million investment to expand its natural gas liquids processing plant. C5N added that Horacio Marín and Tomás Córdoba would also take part in that activity.

C5N also reported that the delegation will fly over the land designated for the expansion of Pampa Energy’s Central Piedrabuena, together with Marcelo Mindlin and Fabián Fernández, and that it will then visit Louis Dreyfus Company’s facilities in Puerto Galván to review a $400 million project aimed at a soybean and sunflower processing plant.

In the afternoon, Milei will lead a greeting or meeting with libertarian supporters in downtown Bahía Blanca. Crónica placed the gathering at 4:30 p.m. at the Land Plaza hotel.

It will be the third time Milei has visited the city since the start of his administration. He had already traveled there during the 2023 storm and returned in 2025 amid the floods that affected Bahía Blanca.

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About this note. Written by El Notero with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on what was published by the cited outlet. El Notero did not do its own reporting on this event.

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