Estados Unidos acelera el viaje sin visa para los argentinos en un importante cambio diplomático

Good to see common sense finally prevailing and the US strengthening ties with a country that's actually turning away from socialism thanks to Milei. This is what happens when you have leaders who put their countries first and respect law and order—everyone benefits.

Great for travelers, but let's not pretend this does anything for the working class in either country when both governments are still pushing austerity and neoliberal policies.

Funny how the US is quick to open its doors to countries with right-wing governments while continuing to shut out millions from poorer, working-class nations—guess solidarity only matters if you’re a neoliberal ally.

Glad to see the US working closely with Argentina now that they have real leadership under Milei—finally some common sense diplomacy. Strengthening ties with like-minded countries is good for both our security and economy.

About time—people should be able to travel freely without a bunch of government red tape getting in the way.

This is honestly a great example of how open markets and international cooperation can benefit everyone involved. Making it easier for Argentinians to travel to the US will definitely boost tourism and business, which is good for both economies. Visa restrictions just create unnecessary barriers to trade and innovation, so I’m glad to see them being rolled back here. Plus, closer diplomatic ties with Argentina might encourage more pro-market reforms there, which the region desperately needs. It’s also refreshing to see both governments, regardless of the usual political drama, working together for mutual gain. Overall, this is the kind of pragmatic policy that helps drive growth and strengthens global partnerships.