San Luis
A resident of the provincial capital demanded responses from provincial and municipal authorities after the benefit ended. An injunction had extended payments, but the San Martín Federal Appeals Court revoked it and allowed the national government to discontinue them from August.
Río Negro
The governor said he will submit a bill within a month to reserve part of extraordinary oil, gas and mining revenue for 10 to 15 years. The text has not reached the legislature, and its percentages, management and controls remain undefined.
National
The president scheduled cabinet and legislative meetings as the ruling coalition negotiates Central Bank reform and the future of the PASO primaries. Peronist leaders are exploring a centrist coalition, but neither an agreed candidate nor a formal alliance exists.
Buenos Aires
More than 3,000 young people took part in the San Martín gathering that launched the youth branch of Movimiento Derecho al Futuro. The governor linked political participation with employment, education, technology and mental health, but did not formally announce a 2027 candidacy.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The city inspection agency and police seized 75 phones and closed businesses under a 90-day emergency decree. Authorities reported devices flagged by ENACOM and charged two people, but administrative closures and criminal allegations do not amount to convictions.
Chaco
Deputy Carina Botteri Disoff said Chaco Puede will try to debate the proposal after months of talks with the Security Ministry. It would add repeated alleged criminal conduct to pretrial-detention analysis without replacing trial or the presumption of innocence.
Jujuy
Jujuy's governor defended primaries as an electoral tool and said the UCR could discuss another suspension, but not permanent repeal. The decision rests with Congress, and no agreement has been reached among the national government, governors and legislative blocs.
Chubut
The governor attacked what he described as ideologized leniency and called for victims to take priority. He cited disputes over prison phones and detention conditions, but presented no concrete reform or institutional mechanism for changing the judiciary.
Entre Ríos
Seven people were charged over alleged irregularities involving ARS 103.7 million in food funds for 37 schools. Prosecutors cite directed purchases, documentary discrepancies and misuse of payment cards; former coordinator Silvina Murúa denied the accusations, and no one has been convicted.
La Pampa
The lieutenant governor is being discussed as a possible successor to Sergio Ziliotto in 2027. Her experience, ties to Carlos Verna and inability to seek immediate reelection in 2031 support the speculation, but she has not launched a campaign and no poll or formal endorsement has been released.
Misiones
Ministers and heads of about 40 agencies will explain their allocations to provincial lawmakers. The proposal totals ARS 5.206 trillion and assigns about 63% to social investment, but still requires committee review and a floor vote.
Salta
The new head of the five-member audit board was elected unanimously. He announced academic agreements, artificial-intelligence tools and a review of accumulated delays, and promised to present measurable results within six months.
Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands
A joint meeting of the Justice and Budget committees debated repealing Law 27,154, which created the court in 2015 but was never implemented. Keeping it obtained the majority report by a narrow margin, although the full chamber has not made a final decision.
Mendoza
Mendoza's mayor challenged reports of negotiations between the national government and northern governors over energy aid. He defended the province's place in the program and said pitting regions against one another would not resolve inequality; no pact has been confirmed.
Santiago del Estero
The governor brought ministers, secretaries, undersecretaries and directors together at Government House to assess management priorities. The agenda covered flood works, professional agreements, internal controls, technical teams and territorial programs, without announcing new laws or appropriations.
San Juan
The Marcelo Orrego ally projected an opposition majority from his own reading of the district and proposed a consensus candidacy. He cited no independent poll, did not launch a bid and left any decision under the governor's leadership.
Santa Fe
A CB Global Data poll placed the Santa Fe governor six positions above his June ranking. The provincial survey was conducted on August 10–14 with 1,080 respondents; its results measure public opinion, not voting intention.
Buenos Aires
The governor opened a Frente Nacional Justicialista plenary with mayors and leaders promoting his presidential prospects. Participants called for organizing Peronism first and selecting candidates through primaries, but the meeting formalized no nomination for 2027.
Neuquén
The governor called the primaries an unnecessary expense and said he will assess each national bill by its provincial impact. Before meeting Diego Santilli, he presented Luis Caputo with claims over debts and assets, along with a relief plan for indebted families.
National
The labor confederation delivered a document to the Economy Ministry during a joint march with both CTAs and social organizations. It sought credit regulation, specific support for small firms and temporary payment relief; the government has not announced that it accepts the proposals.
Tucumán
Gerónimo Vargas Aignasse and Carlos Gallia are sponsoring a bill that would restrict use of the provincial payroll-deduction system. The proposal caps deductions and sets an interest benchmark, but remains in committee and does not regulate loans collected outside payroll.
Buenos Aires
The head of the Fuerza Patria bloc in the Buenos Aires Senate introduced a system to protect the income of indebted public employees. The proposal sets a ceiling on deductions, creates early warnings and provides for penalties, but still faces legislative debate.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The City government announced real-time monitoring, quality standards and indicators to review recyclable collection. The decision follows complaints about scattered waste and operational failures, although no implementation timetable has yet been announced.
Misiones
Seven deputies aligned with Gustavo Sáenz and Hugo Passalacqua will replace Innovación Federal with a caucus led by Oscar Herrera Ahuad. The group said it will not automatically support the national government and will prioritize a federal and regional agenda.
