More than forty mayors demanded changes to Law 14,836 before year-end and preservation of primaries to organize candidacies. The governor ruled out waiting for a judicial solution, moved the fight to the legislature and linked his allies' territorial survival to his national projection for 2027.
After nearly two months of paralysis, the governing bloc brought the leave request against Alejandra Ferrero to the floor for a third time and sent it to committee without debate. Nine opposition blocs said the maneuver prolongs uncertainty and demanded clear rules for political responsibility, due process and legislative functioning.
The senator confirmed her candidacy before a theater filled with women and proposed linking public health, employment, youth opportunities and balance between the capital and the interior. Her launch accelerates a crowded Peronist succession and forces the PJ to set rules before competition fractures unity.
Haciendo Bariloche won 34.73% and was heading toward eight of the fifteen convention seats. Peronism finished second and La Libertad Avanza third with 11.71%, strengthening the provincial-municipal alliance while raising demands for transparency on the institutional changes the majority will pursue.
The libertarian senator has expressed his willingness to run for governor and field candidates at every level. His decision could divide the electorate that displaced the Rodríguez Saá network in 2023, although there is no public evidence of an agreement with that family; the key question is whether he builds an alternative or negotiates.
From November 1 through November 30, voters and parties can verify registration, name, identification and address and challenge errors or omissions before the federal electoral judiciary. The extraordinary publication ordered by the National Electoral Chamber seeks to clean the register early and reduce exclusions in 2027.
The Frente Renovador has blocked initiatives on gambling addiction, health reform, the provincial Supreme Court and the electoral calendar, making clear it will not support the executive without broader agreements. The pressure reaches the 2027 budget, municipal autonomy, provincial primaries and power-sharing inside Unión por la Patria.
The legislature approved by 53 votes an initial six-month emergency, renewable, with budget reallocations, subsidies, preferential loans and AUSA resources. A special commission must oversee fund use, 191 territorial interventions and any extension of the measure.
Bills on Malvinas, mental health, private property, disability and the Central Bank reached committee or the floor with major changes. The government preserved passage but surrendered original sanctions, controls and tools, with Bullrich's faction serving as the main bridge to allied blocs.
The legislature suspended primaries for one year, earmarked estimated savings of 5 billion pesos for the pediatric hospital and left Peronism without a state mechanism to organize candidacies. With Capitanich out of the provincial race, mayors and factions must agree on a party selection process before the accelerated calendar.
Carlos Sadir supports a sixth term for Raúl Jorge, while Gerardo Morales promotes deputy Adriano Morone. The clash combines municipal continuity, reelection limits, control of Greater Jujuy, technical teams and a broader struggle for leadership of the provincial UCR.
The executive proposes new civil, family and prison-execution defense offices, child-protection advisers and activation of pending units. The reform improves territorial coverage but allows transfers without consent within a judicial district and leaves implementation timing to the Defender General.
The Santiago del Estero senator rejected the Senate-approved text because it assigns new responsibilities to provinces without funding and, in his view, weakens interdisciplinary care. Although the government preserved the ban on new asylums, the care model, territorial implementation and resources remain unresolved.
Neuquén City's 2027 budget projects 916 billion pesos in spending: 22% for personnel, 50% for infrastructure, 26% for goods and services and 2% for decentralized agencies. The surplus would finance works without borrowing, but the council must scrutinize assumptions, execution and land sales.
Fabián Martín backed the governor's continuity, avoided naming candidates and confirmed two priority reforms. The electoral proposal includes a single ballot, one executive candidate per alliance and party primaries; the juvenile bill would replace the temporary system and may require special sessions.
The new 2,600-square-meter building will serve Rosario and southern Santa Fe with 24-hour on-site teams, eight listening rooms, play spaces and an auditorium. Centralizing staff aims to accelerate protection; the challenge is measuring response times, rights restoration and case follow-up.
The bill sent to the legislature projects 7.35 trillion pesos in spending, a surplus of only 304 million and 51.5% of appropriations for personnel. It assumes 18% inflation, 4% growth and a 1,847-peso dollar despite the forecast errors that forced a 2026 budget expansion.
In line with the UN's designation of 2026 as the International Year of Volunteers for Sustainable Development, the province's leading solidarity gathering will hold its new edition on Saturday, November 14.
Milei and Jalil inaugurated two Rio Tinto operations worth about US$1 billion and an additional 25,000 annual tons of lithium carbonate. The government highlights jobs, suppliers and infrastructure; the unresolved question is how much value, environmental control and fiscal capacity remain in Catamarca.
SEP, SUOEM and ATSA held a 24-hour strike and marched to the 6 de Julio municipal palace. Their agenda combines wage recovery, permanent status for temporary workers, regulation of Law 10,889 and opposition to extraordinary APROSS deductions, while minimum hospital services remain in place.
The provincial UCR committee condemned insults and the public naming of journalists who reported on the $LIBRA case. The party argued that a dismissal does not erase journalistic scrutiny, warned of a hostile climate and demanded that presidential authority respond through arguments and accountability.
Fesimubo blocked the Buenos Aires-La Plata highway for several hours near Ezpeleta and confirmed a gradual protest plan. The dispute combines wages below the poverty line, loss of purchasing power, precarious hiring and delays in provincial bargaining and social-protection institutions.
The governor is gathering mayors and officials in La Plata to set priorities for 2027. Primaries, municipal reelection, expansion beyond Buenos Aires and the deteriorated relationship with La Cámpora shape a debate aimed at turning the MDF into an autonomous structure without breaking the Peronist front.
The Finance and Budget committees gathered 44 signatures among 69 members present to accept the Senate's changes. The reform focuses the Central Bank on preserving the currency's value, bans public-sector financing and leaves appointments and removals subject to an absolute Senate majority.
The governor led the second day of the city's Productive Congress at Teatro Astros and projected a national alternative to Milei. The presence of groups linked to Olmos and Grabois, La Cámpora's absence and the MDF's weak local roots exposed the limits of the project.
