Mendoza
The mayor of the Mendoza capital announced that he will run for the Governorship in 2027 and requested that the alliance's candidacy be decided through open primaries. He valued macroeconomic stability but demanded productive development, infrastructure, and a broader territorial perspective.
Buenos Aires
The Deliberative Council unanimously approved the initiative promoted by Francisco Echarren. The process foresees the election of delegates and aims to create its own institutional, economic, and regulatory framework, although its development could take years and reopens a legal controversy in the province.
Chubut
The governor asked that a possible national understanding go beyond electoral convenience and define policies on resources, employment, and predictability. He also anticipated that Chubut will separate its elections from the national ones in 2027, although the date depends on a possible electoral reform.
Entre Ríos
The governor reviewed pension, health, education, and public works changes, highlighted an agreement of ARS 120,000 million for the Pension Fund, and called on 400 officials to explain the official direction. He also ordered preparations for a possible impact of El Niño.
Salta
The former national deputy celebrated the dialogue between leaders, parliamentarians, and Peronist governors and criticized the suspension of the primaries in Salta. He proposed maintaining them or establishing another public order rule that forces parties to submit their candidacies to the citizens.
Tucumán
The governor backed the re-election of Rossana Chahla in San Miguel de Tucumán and called for alignment from the capital city leaders. He recognized the right of Juan Manzur to compete in 2027 and valued the rapprochement between Kicillof, Massa, and Máximo Kirchner.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Two initiatives question the Buenos Aires tender that offers a cemetery crypt for five years for a store, food, and nighttime tourism. The legislators ask how the project is compatible with heritage protection and the legal prohibition of trading inside cemeteries.
Buenos Aires
The governor joined the demands of researchers, technicians, and scholarship holders against national cuts and stated that Buenos Aires maintains projects and scholarships to prevent the departure of trained young people. His agenda included water and sewage works, a House of the Province, laptops, and municipal financing.
Córdoba
The councilor proposes a Convención Constituyente to abolish the body from the Organic Charter and distribute its functions among Defensa del Consumidor, the Regulatory Entity, and the Council. The municipal Executive proposes, instead, to keep it and replace the popular election with a legislative appointment.
Formosa
The municipal workers will receive increases of 5% in August, September, and October, replicating the adjustment announced for provincial agents. SUTRAMUF confirmed the decision of Mayor Jorge Jofré and presented it as a partial relief in a context of lower resources and pressure on income.
La Rioja
The regional meeting will take place on August 14 with representatives from Córdoba, San Juan, Mendoza, Santiago del Estero, Catamarca, and the host province. Production, employment, development, and distribution of resources will be part of a discussion that also aims at political reorganization towards 2027.
Río Negro
The legislator questioned the announcement of Alberto Weretilneck and argued that the approved law only grants the municipality of Bariloche maintenance, administration, and road operation. She also demanded pending investments and linked the discussion to her objections to the transfer of 4,160 provincial employees to permanent staff.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The legislator estimated that removing the 50% discount on the second train-subway leg could cost a regular commuter up to 7.300 pesos a month. He proposed a daily pass integrating trains, subways and buses, although the initiative still lacks parliamentary status and public endorsements.
National
After a setback in the Senate, the Government convened its political coordination team with Federico Sturzenegger for nearly three hours. The first bill it will seek to advance concerns capital markets; the other initiatives were placed on a timetable, but their full order of priority was not disclosed.
Buenos Aires
The project seeks to recognize the right of people with disabilities to access support to lead an autonomous life and, at the same time, to establish a framework for those who provide the service. Progress in commission does not yet equal the final enactment of the law.
Entre Ríos
The Senate approved the Executive's bill that limits the derogatory effect of unconstitutionality rulings. The ruling party defended legal certainty, participation, and registration of judgments; the opposition denounced a fast-tracked process and warned that the law could restrict injunctions and shield the pension reform.
La Pampa
An understanding between Sergio Ziliotto and Carlos Verna opened contacts among the Frejupa factions in pursuit of a joint list for 2027. The autonomy of Santa Rosa's mayor and the definitive legal recognition of Fuerza Pampa are reshaping negotiations that have not yet produced an agreement or candidates.
Salta
Julio Argentino San Millán will assume the party presidency this Wednesday at 19:00. José Luis Gambetta said salaries and services are up to date, while the remaining liabilities — mainly obligations to the State and ARCA — have been placed under payment plans.
Santa Cruz
Pedro Muñoz defended primaries and one ballot per category, while other projects propose a complete ballot. He also asked to review replacements for parity because 80% of the lists are headed by men and demanded that all parties participate in the debate.
National
Opposition lawmakers are pushing to summon U.S. Ambassador Peter Lamelas after reported pressure on a cooperative over an agreement with Huawei.
Río Negro
The legislator was reelected party president during an event in General Roca. The new leadership will prioritize technical teams, territorial deployment, and a provincial alternative, with support sent by Mauricio Macri and national figures from the platform.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The Head of Government seeks to avoid a libertarian candidacy that would compromise his reelection and considers giving up the vice leadership. Karina Milei keeps the decision open, while Mauricio Macri pushes for a broad primary that could include Horacio Rodríguez Larreta.
Jujuy
A report from CTA Frente Barrial estimates that more than 64,000 families lack housing and questions the IVUJ requirements for those without a pay stub. The Legislature is reviewing a Ley de Hábitat Digno and the regional debate will continue on October 3.
National
A survey by CB Global Data places the governor above the President in 21 of the 24 districts analyzed. Milei prevails in San Isidro, Vicente López, and Tigre, while several narrow differences should be read within the reported margin of error.
