Corrientes
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.
Mendoza
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.
San Luis
The lower house approved the province's adaptation to Law 27,801 by 27 votes to 10 and sent the bill to the Senate. The measure combines new judicial powers, alternative sanctions, specialized institutions and identity protection; the opposition demands details on infrastructure, training and funding.
Santa Fe
The provincial government wants eleven bills delayed since May approved before year-end and blames Socialist objections. Searches, evidence, trials in absentia and high-profile prisoners dominate negotiations in which the executive accepts drafting changes but not alterations to the core reforms.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The militant teachers' union will take a strike and march proposal to its October 28 assembly. It links the detention of subway delegates with the 5% wage settlement, education reforms, the health-sector conflict and the 2027 city budget.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The city legislature approved nominees for judges, prosecutors and child-protection advisers of the future labor court system by 50 votes to two, with one abstention. Implementation still depends on a funding agreement with the federal government.
National
An interim order suspended Article 154 of Decree 70/2023, which had repealed the Land Law. The 15% provincial cap and the 1,000-hectare limit per foreign owner in the core farming region are again in force while litigation continues.
Formosa
The Radical lawmaker criticized the Legislature for not debating her proposal to revise a code enacted during the dictatorship and challenged its use against journalists. She also predicted a ruling against unlimited re-election, although the Supreme Court has not decided and the province has until November 26 to respond.
Río Negro
Judge Adrián Dvorzak held that the investigation required a private action by the governor and rejected the prosecutor's appeal as inadmissible. The ruling did not determine whether illegal access occurred or identify anyone as criminally responsible.
San Juan
The Abogacía por la Libertad candidate seeking to represent lawyers on the Council of the Magistracy visited San Juan ahead of the 20 October election. He proposed a common evaluation matrix, explicit interview scores and greater openness of the judicial system to outside professionals.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The Buenos Aires City Legislature began discussing changes to Law 2,451. La Libertad Avanza is seeking a rapid process, while Peronism demands the full involvement of the Children's Committee and stresses prevention, state care and procedural safeguards.
Entre Ríos
Unknown people threw stones at Hernán Besel's home and broke a window. Juntos por Entre Ríos mayors condemned the incident. In a later operation, police seized items of interest and detained a woman and her daughter, without this establishing responsibility for the original attack.
San Juan
Judges, lawyers and officials are debating whether council members should publish each vote and its reasons when selecting judicial shortlists. Proposals also include streamed interviews, public scores and additional assessments. Minister Laura Palma defends the collegiate process and notes that the final choice belongs to the legislature.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The “Tormenta Negra” operation combined police checks, business inspections and urban-order measures. The city government reported the seizure of 192 vehicles, the removal of 26 abandoned cars and the closure of 12 premises; the criminal cases must now proceed through the courts.
Salta
Party members challenged the publication timetable, closure of the register and use of a single polling station for the whole province. Lawyer Oscar Rocha Alfaro says the process began on July 8 but appeared in the Official Gazette eight days later; no judicial decision has yet been issued.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Rising arrears now coexist with constant calls, threats, false documents and contacts directed at relatives or employers. Central Bank data show that people with unpaid debts reached 26.6% in July, while a Buenos Aires City bill proposes time limits, sanctions and specific collection rules.
Santiago del Estero
Governor Elías Suárez inaugurated the Frías Judicial Center with provincial and judicial authorities. The complex will bring together offices that previously operated separately and seeks to improve workflows, staff conditions and access for residents, lawyers and communities across the surrounding area.
National
The October 20 election will renew four seats for four-year terms. La Libertad Avanza will field its first slate, while Peronist and Radical sectors arrive divided among groups combining party support, professional bar associations and figures from the judicial system.
National
The former cabinet chief's defense answered twenty points raised by prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita in an alleged illicit-enrichment case. It attributed more than US$500,000 in cash to earlier bitcoin transactions and addressed accounting differences, a house purchase and subsequent renovations.
Salta
Between 250 and 300 families have remained for about fifteen days on land opposite Nueva Esperanza. They are seeking a housing response, cadastral information and an affordable payment mechanism while awaiting provincial and municipal clarification of the property's legal status.
Buenos Aires
The San Martín University Center will hold a working group with municipal officials and local representatives to address challenges related to pre-release and post-incarceration.
Formosa
Lawyer Gabriela Neme challenged a court decision preventing her from publishing material about Ian, an 11-year-old child under protection-system intervention, and announced an appeal. The case places the child's privacy against his mother's claims, unproven allegations and defence rights.
La Rioja
The province asked to join the investigation into road funds invested in financial instruments and requested preservation of records. Its filing alleges that only 26.2% was executed under the current national administration, but courts must still admit La Rioja and determine responsibility.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The initiative of Sandra Mónica Rey modifies Código Contravencional and increases the penalties when there are three or more alerts without reason, harassment, or effective deployment of resources. It also creates a mechanism to detect patterns, but it still needs to be handled by the Legislature.
