The road to economic reform in Argentina faces challenges due to the bicameral legislature and the vested interests of influential groups against reform. Implementing “free cities” throughout the nation could counteract political stagnation and streamline economic reforms. These autonomous or semiautonomous urban areas, with unique economic and administrative frameworks, could act as catalysts for widespread economic change. By creating zones emphasizing market freedom, minimal regulation, and strong property rights, Argentina could nurture an ecosystem supportive of entrepreneurship, foreign investment, and swift economic growth.