San Luis
Juan Pablo Torres and Gustavo Bertolini participated in La Plata of the 108th Assembly of the Consejo Nacional de Vivienda. The Province reported 1,165 houses under construction, another 646 of assisted self-construction, and agreements with 44 mayors.
Santiago del Estero
The Nation, Santiago del Estero, and Catamarca will sign the launch of a project of 99,769 million pesos financed by the IDB. The project will have an estimated duration of 36 months and aims to expand drinking water access to more than 35,900 inhabitants.
Santa Fe
The governor opened the new multipurpose stadium built by the Gobierno de Santa Fe. The facility is incorporated into Independence Park as public infrastructure for various uses, although at this stage capacity, costs, and activity schedules were not specified.
San Juan
The contribution of US$250 million for infrastructure adds financing to the management of Marcelo Orrego and reaches the Legislature with bloque support. LLA has not yet set a local position, and the Peronists seek to review the agreement without appearing opposed to mining investment.
National
The honorary president of CAME stated that the document Magnifica Humanitas and the homily by the archbishop of Buenos Aires, Jorge García Cuerva, constitute a manual to recover national unity, promote economic development, progress and put the person back at the center of public policies.
Entre Ríos
Romina Almeida and Joaquín Benegas Lynch supported the government, while Adán Bahl voted against it. The bill obtained 37 votes in favor and 33 against after more than sixteen amendments and four failed attempts to reach the chamber; it now moves to the Chamber of Deputies.
Misiones
Of 39,006 applications, 19,928 were awarded, 9,317 are still under review, and 8,117 were rejected. The new call will begin on August 10 for the mandatory level and on the 18th for the higher level, with municipal and school assistance in case of platform failures.
Santa Cruz
The governor of Santa Cruz announced his candidacy during a delivery of streetlights and blamed Kirchnerism for three decades of deterioration. He also reaffirmed his complaint about requests for money to support the debt, although the accusations continue to be attributed to his statements.
Buenos Aires
The governor of Buenos Aires joined the pilgrimage of unions and social movements after the Senate approved the private property law without the changes regarding land and fire management. He questioned the repression and linked the march to family indebtedness and wages.
Buenos Aires
The governor joined the demonstration while the Senate debated the Private Property Inviolability Bill. He welcomed the withdrawal of changes to the Land Law but challenged the provisions on evictions and fire management.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires City officials told Palermo residents that no garage will be built under the square. The site still appears in the technical preselection order and is due to be removed when a 20-year concession for the other four locations is awarded.
National
The government kept the Private Property Inviolability Bill alive without the chapter raising foreign ownership of rural land. Debate focused on summary eviction proceedings, limits on expropriations, rural title regularisation and changes to the Fire Management Law.
Jujuy
Rubén Rivarola appealed the exclusion of his slate and accused Carolina Moisés's group of submitting altered signatures. The allegations remain to be investigated while the electoral judge reviews Resolution 8 and the primary stays scheduled for 30 August.
San Luis
Faculty and students from UNSL and the Catholic University of Cuyo took part in the seventh joint committee meeting. The project proposes term limits, a runoff, judicial changes, digital rights, constitutional protection of water and new federal rules.
Neuquén
The mayor of San Martín de los Andes will speak at a special session on 3 September. He will answer allegations concerning sewage, the municipal debt to EPEN and the comptroller's office; only then will councillors decide whether proceedings should begin.
Tucumán
By four votes to one, Tucumán's Federal Appeals Court ruled that the current rector cannot run for rector or vice-rector in 2026-2030. Mercedes Leal now heads the ticket, and José Hugo Saab's group has 48 hours to name a running mate.
National
The investigation into contaminated fentanyl added a statement that increases pressure on the Health Ministry: a former official said decisions were consulted with Mario Lugones.
Buenos Aires
A broadcast of La Trinchera on the Carajo streaming channel drew condemnation after remarks that proposed fencing off Greater Buenos Aires, controlling its residents and using extreme violence against the region.
National
La Libertad Avanza did not gather the votes to raise from 15% to 25% the limit of rural land in foreign hands. The ruling party will keep Thursday's session with the chapters on expropriations, evictions, fire management, and real estate registries.
Formosa
Agostina Villaggi reported to Human Capital activities that present 1995, the year Gildo Insfrán came to government, as a provincial transformation. Education defended its teaching as local history; a specialist asked to distinguish it from partisan exaltation.
La Rioja
The governor of La Rioja stated that a future Peronist government will examine the projects favored by the RIGI and could nationalize or expropriate when it deems necessary. He rejected the Land reform, described his relationship with the Nation as null, and will take the claims to the Norte Grande.
Buenos Aires
The governor gathered the legislators of MDF to coordinate parliamentary activity and support the project that eliminates the limit of two consecutive terms. The mayors are pressing, but Frente Renovador holds a decisive key and maintains its rejection.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The oversight of the performance of the Buenos Aires police during 2024 revealed that 26.2% of complaints ended up in police stations without specialized staff. It also detected delays in information, gaps in training, and unreliable statistics for making public policy decisions.
National
The new ruling replaces the unlimited opening with a national and provincial maximum of 25% for foreign buyers. Patricia Bullrich added controls for States and companies with public participation, while the ruling party calculates between 38 and 40 votes for Thursday.
