Formosa
Formosa's governor received the labor confederation's interior secretary during the normalization of its provincial chapter. Both called for coordinating governors, unions and territorial organizations with the political goal of returning Peronism to national government.
Córdoba
The Río Seco representative asked to step aside while an investigation into sexual abuse and grooming advances in Villa de María. One of the eleven detainees is a legislative adviser; the courts have yet to determine individual responsibility.
La Rioja
La Rioja's governor highlighted his relationship with the Córdoba governor and Juan Schiaretti, and urged the movement to set differences aside ahead of 2027. The invitation is political: there is still no public response or formal electoral agreement.
Río Negro
His departure coincided with a new service stoppage announced by Patagonian providers, although the agency denied any connection between the two events. Horacio Llamazares is a possible replacement, but the appointment has not been confirmed.
San Luis
The Senate's provisional president rejected reports of a provincial alliance for 2027 and said decisions will depend on the national leadership and San Luis voters. His statement announced neither candidates nor the closure of future talks.
Corrientes
The presence of four opposition councilors restored a quorum, allowed authorities to be appointed and led to approval of a municipal economic emergency. Since December 2025, the body had operated only in minority sessions amid political and judicial disputes.
Buenos Aires
The mayor of Esteban Echeverría asked Axel Kicillof to have the provincial water company enter the privatization tender. He argued that provincial participation could protect the expansion of water and sewer networks across Buenos Aires municipalities.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The head of La Libertad Avanza in the City said a 2027 agreement cannot be limited to electoral tactics. While acknowledging common ground on preventing a return of Kirchnerism, she demanded concrete policy discussions before candidates are chosen.
National
Patricia Bullrich told the Senate that autonomous organizations must include at least one accountable natural or legal person. The change rules out companies controlled entirely by algorithms, although the final wording remains under discussion.
Chubut
A protest outside the local office again demanded answers about services for 31,000 members. Fabián Pereira said staffing could fall from 80 to 20 employees and challenged the possible introduction of the provincial health program.
Entre Ríos
The province added relief on 2026 taxes, grants, food support, electricity benefits and health care for affected families. It also announced a joint task force with Córdoba and Buenos Aires as the company's crisis spreads across plants in all three jurisdictions.
La Pampa
Ceballos mayor Juan Cruz Vega joined the support for the provincial UCR chair. He proposed a broad coalition against the PJ but said the gubernatorial nomination should remain in Radical hands.
Buenos Aires
The deputy questioned that users pay the fuel tax and also face new fees on deteriorated routes. She announced that she will seek to extend a collective injunction to demand national investments in Misiones and other provinces of the corridor.
Salta
The Salta governor criticized federal delays in addressing immediate needs. He defended electricity subsidies for hot regions, called for objective criteria and warned that provinces cannot keep taking over road maintenance, medicines and teacher incentives.
Corrientes
Before the governors' summit in Posadas, the Corrientes leader highlighted cooperation with Hugo Passalacqua on tariffs, infrastructure, and regional corridors. He also stated that potential mining investors gave a favorable evaluation, although procedures still remain, and he did not report companies, areas, minerals, or schedule.
Mendoza
The Mendoza lawmaker, who left La Libertad Avanza and joined Provincias Unidas, said she was disappointed with the president. She also sought information on the fuel tax, criticized the condition of national routes 7 and 40, and opposed adding tolls without clarifying how those funds were used.
Jujuy
The Electoral Board approved Generación Valiente and excluded Celeste y Blanca, finding that it rebuilt its slate after the deadline. Carlos de Aparici moved toward the party presidency and Carolina Moisés toward leadership of the Provincial Congress, but the challenge reached the federal courts.
Santiago del Estero
The alliance led by Gerardo Zamora won every mayoralty and captured La Banda for the first time in a local election. It received 66% province-wide, turnout exceeded 70%, and the opposition was fragmented in the main cities.
Chaco
The governor joined producers and rural leaders at the institutional anniversary. He called the sector a strategic ally, reviewed tax and financing measures adopted by his administration, and received backing from Sociedad Rural Argentina president Nicolás Pino.
Neuquén
Celeste y Blanca filed the only slate for the Governing Board, Party Convention and 21 branches of the Neuquén party. It submitted 9.167 endorsements for 662 posts; the only contested vote will take place in Centenario on August 23.
San Juan
The party opened an office in the Andean department with national lawmakers, activists and residents. José Peluc linked territorial expansion to preparation for mining development and argued that future jobs and benefits should remain in Calingasta.
Buenos Aires
Fernando De Andreis said a shared candidacy for governor in 2027 was possible, while stressing that no concrete talks have taken place. PRO and the libertarian ruling party agreed to meet every two weeks to coordinate and avoid an opposition split that he believes would benefit Peronism.
National
Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno signed Argentina's accession to an international declaration that rejects an international right to abortion and affirms states' sovereignty over health policy. The document is non-binding, and accession does not by itself alter Law 27.610.
Santa Fe
The Radical group born from municipalities and communes brought Maximiliano Pullaro to the governorship, Felipe Michlig to the leadership of the Senate and Diego Maciel toward the provincial Supreme Court. Its rise combines territorial organization, alliances and legislative control within Unidos.
