The Argentine government officially postponed the scheduled update of taxes on liquid fuels until October 1, 2026, via Executive Decree 829 published on Monday. ^[1] The Fundacion Estudiar es Mejor launched a campaign to raise funds for constructing 10 new schools and expanding existing ones in Buenos Aires and Santa Fe. ^[2] Eni, an Italian oil producer, announced a partnership with YPF to work on an offshore oil exploration project in Uruguay. ^[3] Donald Trump and Delcy Rodríguez announced a new oil agreement promising up to $100 billion in private investment for Venezuela's hydrocarbon industry. ^[4] President Javier Milei's administration resolved to fully defer the tax update that was set to begin on Tuesday, marking a total deferral rather than a partial one. ^[5] The stated objective of the deferral is to avoid additional pressure on prices and reduce the economic impact of fuel increases on the broader economy. ^[6] The Fundacion Estudiar es Mejor plans to add a secondary level to the Colegio Maria de Guadalupe in Garin, allowing 450 students to complete their secondary education. ^[7] The organization offers two NFC-enabled bracelets for a $15,000 donation, with one for the donor and one to be gifted to spread awareness. ^[8] The organization plans to add 12 classrooms to the Colegio Tesla in Rosario, Santa Fe, to accommodate hundreds of students currently excluded due to lack of space. ^[9] The collaboration between Eni and YPF is part of Eni's strategic pivot to South America for growth. ^[10] Daniel Montamat, an economics doctor and former president of YPF, stated that the key issue is how the oil revenue will be managed by the Venezuelan state. ^[11] The agreement has not been published, and details regarding participating companies, benefit distribution, and US access to reserves remain unknown. ^[12]