Argentina Delivers:
Leading the way in global services
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Global Delivery Centers is an initiative that promotes the talent and skills in Argentina for export. The knowledge-based service industry in Argentina is thriving, enjoying consistent growth in the international landscape.
This success is fueled, among other factors, by the remarkable talent of our workforce, a strategic time zone, a supportive business environment, and a robust local technological infrastructure.
Argentina offers a blend of exceptional talent, cost-effectiveness, and strategic advantages ideal for innovation and global growth. By choosing Argentina, your business will be aligned with a dynamic and innovative ecosystem supported by a strong public-private alliance, poised for sustainable growth.
Explore Argentina's advantages as a hub for innovation and expertise in high quality services and discover why it offers the ideal location for your Global Delivery Center.
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TBSA Toro Brokers SA
Investment Opportunity: 80 MW Solar Park in Vaca Muerta
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We are pleased to present a strategic investment opportunity within Argentina’s energy transition: the Añelo Energy District, developed by TBSA Toro Brokers S.A.
Located in the heart of Vaca Muerta, this integrated hub for logistics, industrial, and energy infrastructure includes the 80 MW Solar Park Project — designed to supply clean, independent power to meet the region’s fast-growing energy demand.
Project Highlights:
- Capacity: 80 MWp, 170 GWh/year
- Grid Connection: 132/220 kV substation linked to SADI
- Investment: USD 85 million (200 ha TBSA contribution)
- Returns: 12–14% IRR, ~7-year payback
- Impact: Supports Argentina’s 20% renewable target (Law 27.191)
This project offers a sustainable solution to a critical energy bottleneck, fostering the growth of Añelo’s industrial ecosystem while advancing Argentina’s decarbonization goals.
For further details find information or arrange a meeting, please contact hola@tbsa.ar
| | Argentina showcased innovation, talent and business vision in New York | | |
At the panel “Why Argentina? Innovation, Talent & Opportunity” held at the Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York on November 3, industry leaders Sofía Vago (Accenture Argentina), Néstor Nocetti (Globant), Verónica Asla (EY GDS Latam), and Argencon president Sebastián Mocorrea highlighted Argentina’s strong position as a global hub for knowledge-based services, creativity, and tech-driven business.
The discussion brought together business leaders and government representatives to explore how the country’s innovation ecosystem, highly educated and multilingual talent, and strategic time zone continue to attract international investment—especially from the United States, Argentina’s top market for knowledge-economy exports.
The event underscored Argentina’s commitment to innovation, openness to global investment, and a pro-market vision that strengthens its role as a trusted destination for business, creativity, and technological excellence.
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Buenos Aires, City of Locations
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On November 25, we were pleased to welcome the Minister of Culture of the City of Buenos Aires, Gabriela Ricardes, authorities from said ministry, alongside filmmakers, producers, directors, artists, and journalists, for the launch of “Buenos Aires, City of Locations.”
At a key moment in Argentina’s economic recovery, with renewed confidence and a more investment-friendly climate, the initiative highlights the city’s global creative potential.
The City of Buenos Aires stands out as a world-class production partner: diverse architecture, competitive costs, top technical talent, and a vibrant creative ecosystem. It offers innovation, reliability, and a wide range of locations from historic streets to modern urban landscapes.
Promoting the city as a filming destination is both cultural and strategic: generating jobs, attracting investment, and positioning Buenos Aires as a global hub of creativity and innovation.
From New York, we continue our commitment to strengthen Argentina’s creative industries worldwide.
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In observance of national holidays both in Argentina and the United States, our Consulate General will be closed on Monday 8th (Day of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary) and Thursday 25 (Christmas Day). Please find here information in case of consular emergencies.
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Dear Argentine community and friends of Argentina in New York and across the region,
Warmest wishes for a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thank you for your ongoing connection, support, and the energy that inspires our daily work!
May 2026 find us continuing this path together, strengthening our ties and creating new opportunities for our community in
New York and our region.
With gratitude and affection,
The team of the Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York
| | Congratulations to the new Argentine citizens! | | Visiting Consulate in Boston | | |
We are pleased to share that our recent consular visit to Boston was a great success, with all appointments quickly booked and many members of our Argentine community assisted.
These were two days of intense and highly productive work, reaffirming our commitment to bringing the Consulate closer to our community. We also took the opportunity to meet with representatives of the Argentine community in Boston. Our gratitude for the conversation, for their warmth, and for allowing us to learn firsthand about their priorities and interests.
| | | Our special thanks to Wentworth Institute of Technology for providing an excellent venue for carrying out our consular work. We remain committed to working every day to be ever closer to our community. | |
Consular services:
Online appointment system already available
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As previously announced, the online appointment system is currently available for consular services that require RENAPER’s intervention—specifically DNI and passport applications. The system will be gradually expanded to include additional consular services.
For DNI and passport services, Argentine citizens must request their appointments exclusively through our website:
https://cnyor.cancilleria.gob.ar/es/turnos-online
We will continue to keep our community informed as we work to deliver faster, more innovative, and more efficient services that meet the needs of the Argentine community, in response to the sustained and growing demand for RENAPER-related procedures.
Due to the high number of missed appointments, we kindly remind citizens who have booked and confirmed a slot to arrive on the scheduled day and time. If unable to attend, please notify us in advance so that we may reassign the appointment to another citizen—helping us serve the community more effectively.
| | Networking breakfasts that connect | | |
In November we hosted another networking breakfast with Argentine citizens from our community, adding a new chapter to our institutional series aimed at strengthening dialogue, collaboration, and networking among professionals within the Consulate General’s jurisdiction.
These meetings help us exchange ideas, explore joint projects, and strengthen an active Argentine network. At the Consulate General, we value these spaces as key channels for community engagement and for advancing cultural, commercial, and institutional initiatives.
We extend our special thanks to Miguel Pretti (Licensed Real Estate Agent, R New York), Virginia Diaz, PE, SE (Associate Partner/Structural Engineer, GM), Dalia Rabinovich (Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations), Javier Varela (Senior Finance Director, Pfizer), and Bruno M. Fiorino (Foreign Legal Advisor, Winston & Strawn) for their participation. Your energy, commitment, and professionalism are essential to the growth of this network.
Si sos argentino y residís en nuestra jurisdicción, podés anotarte para participar en futuros encuentros completando el formulario.
| | UCEMA alumni gathering in New York | | |
We were delighted to welcome the Universidad del CEMA alumni for an evening that truly captured the spirit of our Consulate General as a meeting place and "home away from home" for Argentines abroad.
The highlight of the night was an engaging panel on how Artificial Intelligence is transforming financial markets and the entertainment industry, organized in collaboration with colleagues from UCEMA.
Moderated by Alejo Czerwonko, Chief Investment Officer for Emerging Markets Americas at UBS Global Wealth Management, the discussion featured Leandro Taub, Argentine economist, writer and actor based in NYC, and Kevin Dennean, Head of U.S. Technology Strategy at UBS. Together, they shared insightful perspectives on how AI is reshaping creativity, production, and the content value chain while redefining financial strategies and market behavior.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined this inspiring evening of ideas, networking, and forward-thinking dialogue, celebrating our vibrant Argentine community in New York and its boundless creativity.
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Magdalena Murua creates intricate collages from fragments of comic books like Hulk, Batman, and Archie, transforming them into abstract, geometric, and op-art compositions. From a distance, her works pulse with optical rhythm; up close, they reveal a dense network of perforated and reimagined cultural imagery. Her process balances precision and spontaneity. While invisible lines and golden ratios organize the surface, intuition and chance ultimately guide the final form.
As comic books, one of Murua’s childhood joys, fade as a cultural medium, she reclaims them to share that same sense of wonder and delight with others. In her hands, familiar fragments shed their original meanings, taking on new spiritual and playful resonance, becoming vibrant fields where nostalgia, structure, and imagination coexist (Adam Adelson)
Open through December
Monday - Friday from 9am to 1pm & 2 to 5pm
12 west 56th St. - New York - NY, 10019.
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Cloe Galasso's "Unfolding" solo exhibition presents a body of abstract work that draws on the principles of Chinese metaphysics, where emptiness and form, light and shadow, move in constant dialogue. Her canvases suggest not a fixed image but a state of becoming—shapes dissolving, energies unfolding, and fragments finding new coherence. What emerges is less a representation than a meditation, an invitation to witness transformation in its most elemental state.
The works carry a quiet intensity, asking viewers to pause and sense the cycles of rupture and rebirth at play within themselves. In their depth and abstraction, they point toward the universal: the courage to let go of what has been, and the mystery of what waits to take form.
Open through December
Monday - Friday from 9am to 1pm & 2 to 5pm
12 west 56th St. - New York - NY, 10019.
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Art recap
Opening of "Invisible Lines"
by Magdalena Murua
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The Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York presented Invisible Lines, a solo exhibition by Argentine artist Magdalena Murua on November 5. The opening drew a lively audience captivated by the vibrancy and precision of her collages.
Murua transforms fragments of comic books such as Hulk, Batman, and Archie into abstract compositions that balance structure and spontaneity, weaving together memory, geometry, and imagination. Through this exhibition, the Consulate reaffirms its commitment to promoting Argentine creativity and contemporary art abroad.
Invisible Lines will remain on view at the Consulate Gallery until January 2026.
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An unforgettable lyric night of
Argentine music
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The Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York had the pleasure of hosting a truly memorable recital on November 19, celebrating the richness and diversity of Argentina’s musical heritage. Tenor Miguel Silva Macías and pianist Jonas Ickert, both distinguished artists from Mar del Plata, brought to life a program spanning the delicate lyricism of Guastavino, the intimacy of Aguirre, and the unmistakable brilliance of Piazzolla.
The evening was a vivid reminder of Argentina’s talent, creativity, and cultural depth, filled with emotion and artistry that resonated with everyone present. It was an honor to share our country’s music and identity with the New York community, strengthening cultural ties and inspiring appreciation for our classical traditions.
We are grateful to all who joined us for this special celebration of Argentine culture!
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Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet:
from Tradition to the Future
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The Pedro Giraudo Tango Quartet takes audiences on a dynamic journey through the rich history of the genre, from the passionate works of the Golden Age masters to the revolutionary innovations of Astor Piazzolla and the contemporary vision of Pedro Giraudo.
More than a historical retrospective, the ensemble’s performances celebrate tango as a living, ever-evolving art form. The quartet offers a glimpse into tango’s journey from intimate dance halls to major concert stages, with a repertoire framed by anecdotes about the genre’s key innovators and its essential rhythms: milonga, vals, and tango.
Nicolas Danielson, violin
Loïc da Silva, bandoneon
Jun Cho, piano
Pedro Giraudo, bass
Sunday, December 7, 4:00–5:30 p.m.
Central Library, Dweck Center, Brooklyn Public Library
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Love You to the Moon is a universal story that celebrates love, dreams, and human connection. With a unique blend of humor, tenderness, and music, this romantic comedy invites audiences on a heartfelt journey that will linger long after the curtain falls. Tender, pure, and full of laughter — it’s a ticket to that place in the universe you most long to visit.
Director: Rebecca Aparicio
Actors: Cami Taleisnik & Sebastián Treviño
Producer: Cami Taleisnik
December 2 @ 6:15 PM – Tuesday
December 5 @ 4:00 PM – Friday
December 6 @ 9:00 PM – Saturday
LATEA Theater — 107 Suffolk St., Manhattan
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(*) This section includes activities related to Argentine culture that take place in the New York region and other states under the jurisdiction of the Consulate General, in whose organization and content the Consulate General has not had and does not have any involvement and, therefore, are not activities that have the institutional sponsorship of the Consulate General.
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Argentine Schools
The schools are independent and their curricula complement
the regular school curricula of their states.
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