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Santa Fe libertarian leaders say talks with Maximiliano Pullaro are advanced, although no formal deal exists. The scenario combines a low-intensity provincial campaign by LLA with Senate votes from Unidos to suspend national primaries, while Socialists and Radical sectors remain wary.
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The new 2,600-square-meter building will serve Rosario and southern Santa Fe with 24-hour on-site teams, eight listening rooms, play spaces and an auditorium. Centralizing staff aims to accelerate protection; the challenge is measuring response times, rights restoration and case follow-up.
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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.
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Coad will stage a graphic public intervention on October 29 outside the National University of Rosario's health campus. It accompanies a strike from October 28 to November 3 and demands enforcement of the law, a 32% wage recovery and recognition of debt equal to five payrolls.
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National senator Carolina Losada is considering both re-election and heading a list for Santa Fe's Chamber of Deputies. Her closer alignment with Maximiliano Pullaro's provincial project comes as an electoral reform changes the distribution of the chamber's 50 seats and reshapes internal competition.
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Provincial government and libertarian officials acknowledge a dialogue channel for 2027, with no defined scope yet. Options include low-profile candidacies, district-by-district agreements and coordination in Rosario. Pullaro offers support for suspending national primaries and seeks a smoother working relationship with the Casa Rosada.
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Eight provincial lawmakers filed a declaration against the national bill and called for changes to pension funding, investment, transport and social policies. Their document calculates a 33.5% real decline in projects for Santa Fe and questions transfers of responsibility without additional resources.
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The former provincial lawmaker will decide between October and November whether to seek the mayoralty in 2027. His group is talking with more than ten sectors, ranging from Peronist organisations to unions, social movements and centre-left forces, as the local PJ begins to shape an unsettled primary.
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The governor led the provincial police's 162nd anniversary ceremony in Venado Tuerto. He attributed the reduction in violence to government coordination and the security plan; the figures cited come from the provincial administration's own assessment.
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The comprehensive reconstruction of the Las Vegas neighborhood facility required more than ARS 632 million and nine months of work. The governor credited austerity and transparency; the center will provide primary care and community mental-health services.
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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.
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The wholesale corridor had gone through the pandemic with almost full occupancy, but between December and June it went from 5,1% to 10,2% of vacant storefronts. The city reached 12,5%, while peatonal Córdoba rose from 9,2% to 17,2% in the same period.
