
“A Golden Prison for the Rich”: Investment Migration People in the News This Week
“As it is currently drafted, it looks a lot like a convoluted form of wealth tax and gives the impression that the country is becoming a golden prison for the rich.”

“As it is currently drafted, it looks a lot like a convoluted form of wealth tax and gives the impression that the country is becoming a golden prison for the rich.”

A Buenos Aires base for biometrics, hosting, and concierge support as firms prepare to offer Argentina’s citizenship by investment program.

“Longevity and credibility in any walk of life, business or personal, require that you treat people well, and the rewards will come.”

“They’re thinking, ‘if we have tanks rolling down streets in Washington or World War III or what have you, I may need to pick up my bags and move until the dust settles.”

A founding member of the consortium advising Buenos Aires, Latitude was in Paris as Argentina confirmed two routes and a Q4 launch.

The starting price is lower than what the media has been circulating, with a dependent-based pricing framework in play.

The IRS’s Q2 2026 expatriation list is the fifth-largest ever published, putting the year on track to challenge 2020’s record of 6,707 names.