Thank you buddy for tagging me :)

Yes, export taxes: under all previous socialist regimes, exporting was deemed, and I quote the textual concept they indoctrinated the population with:

"Exporting is a scheme by companies to increase revenue at the expense of argentinians, since by selling abroad, they can reduce the local stock and increase their prices locally, thus increasing margins by depriving argentinians of the production they are producing themselves in the first place".

This was part of the wider notion of the peronist mantra: "to live by our own means", which included the notion that imports should be outright banned as well, since importing "undermines the local industry".

So, heavily taxing exports (up to 50% in many cases, specially on agricultural production, where not outright banned, like some meat exports) and imports (100% tax minimum on anything, where not outright banned, like mechanical ventilators), is the way "the state can punish those depraved practices and take back the money those greedy companies tried to take away from the people, and give it back in programs of wealth redistribution". The absolute devastation this policies caused throughout decades and decades and decades are the reason vasts swaths of the territory look like if an indian shithole being ravaged by somalian gangs.