The government's forced retreat on land issues did not halt the dispossession process; it merely compelled the legal instruments to evolve into forms of corporate and technological colonization. According to an investigation by journalist Sebastián Premici in El Destape , "La Libertad Avanza" (Freedom Advances) is advancing in the Senate with two complementary bills that establish a new architecture of opacity: the reform to the General Corporations Law and the so-called "Super RIGI" (Super General Regime).

Both initiatives function as a two-phase device designed to satisfy the demands of Silicon Valley corporations and the strategic interests of Washington: creating commercial entities without direct human control, fiscally shielded for three decades and removed from Argentine judicial sovereignty.

The pieces of the legislative machine

The danger of invisible companies

Legal experts and specialists in commercial law warned about the institutional consequences of the bill. Enrique Hidalgo, former parliamentary secretary, pointed out that the bill authorizes the limitation of liability for the mere concealment of assets, transforming the commercial company into a vehicle for exclusive individual gain, devoid of any social function.

Regarding DAOs, Hidalgo warned about the imprudence of a peripheral country allowing technologies that it neither produces nor controls to operate freely in its territory with potentially predatory effects.

For her part, María Eugenia Marano, a transparency specialist and member of the Better Futures project, warned that the law destroys state protection for third parties, users of public services, and minority shareholders. Meanwhile, Rafael Manóvil, president of the National Academy of Law and Social Sciences of Buenos Aires, questioned the surrender of legal sovereignty, noting that Article 141 allows for the application of foreign law to the internal relations of companies that are not publicly traded.

The warning from social organizations

A coalition of civil organizations —including the Malvinas Islands Ex-Combatants Center (CECIM La Plata) , the Argentine Association of Environmental Lawyers (AAdeAA) and the Computer Guild Association (AGC) — denounced that the lack of explicit mention of artificial intelligence within the Super RIGI is part of a deliberate strategy.

The Super RIGI is building the procedural shield (exclusive international arbitration and protected investment status) that automated companies will use to operate irreversibly in the extraction of critical minerals, the use of fresh water and energy exploitation linked to the data centers of the Pax Silica .

While the General Legislation Committee went into recess and the ruling party negotiates technical modifications behind closed doors to issue a ruling, the debate exposes the core of the model: enshrining a conditional sovereignty where transnational algorithms rule, local courts lose jurisdiction, and the common heritage is tied hand and foot until the middle of the century.