Judicial Judgement in Argentina Announces Restrictions on the Sale of Land to Foreigners · Global Voices
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The Supreme Court eliminated, on Tuesday, the restrictions on the purchase of land by foreigners in Argentina, an issue that provoked strong public resistance to the point of not having been debated in parliament. The Lands Act, adopted in 2011, stipulated that foreigners could not own more than 15% of the country's rural lands, with limits also at the provincial and municipal level. Read also: Milei calls UN ‘unnecessary organization' that feed…
The , an issue that has provoked strong resistance in society to the point that it has not been able to be dealt with in Parliament. The Lands Law, passed in 2011, established that foreigners could not own more than 15% of the country's rural lands, with limits also at the provincial and municipal levels. ... Continue reading ""Argentina for sale": Justice removes limits for foreigners to buy land and light alerts"
The ruling dismissed an amparo filed by Malvinas ex-combatants and removed the restriction that prevented foreign corporations and individuals from owning more than 15% of the country's rural areas.
On Tuesday, the Argentine Supreme Court cleared the way for foreign individuals and companies to buy all the land they want in Argentina. The highest court overturned the ruling of a lower court that had stopped the article of the decree of necessity and urgency (DNU) with which the Government of Javier Milei repealed in 2023 the Law on Rural Lands, which imposes limits on the sale of land. The decision re-enables the article and, in practice, o…
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court removed restrictions on the purchase of land by foreigners in Argentina, a matter that has caused strong resistance in society to the point that
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La Brújula 24A UND of 2023 from Milei had repealed the Land Law; then a ruling curbed the decree, but now the highest court overturned that sentence.
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