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Santa Fe
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.
Santa Fe
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.
Chubut
The new compressor plant in Comodoro Rivadavia completes the upgrade of the Cordillerano-Patagónico system after an investment exceeding 61.83 billion pesos. It will enable household connections in Chubut, Río Negro and Neuquén after years of saturation and restrictions.
La Rioja
The Chamber of Deputies observed a minute of silence for the national senator who died on September 29 and approved measures on cardiovascular awareness among women and recognition of Our Lady of the Rosary as patron of the provincial police.
Santa Fe
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.
National
The October 20 election will renew four seats for four-year terms. La Libertad Avanza will field its first slate, while Peronist and Radical sectors arrive divided among groups combining party support, professional bar associations and figures from the judicial system.
Santa Fe
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.
Santa Fe
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.
Santa Fe
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.
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.
Santa Fe
A calculation by the municipal Treasury Department measured the national revenue generated by gasoline and diesel charges in the city. The report compared that amount with local works and equipment, and estimated a return of ARS 1,300 million if it were shared like IVA.
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.
Santa Fe
The Province affirmed that the schools remained open, ratified the discount for the day not worked and enabled an affidavit for those who attended. It will not participate in Human Capital monitoring because it uses its own system, while Amsafé, Ctera and university professors hold the protest.
Santa Fe
The governor defended coordination among government, companies and universities at a foreign-trade forum. He linked that approach to infrastructure, SME support and new markets, presenting it as an alternative to what he described as hostility in national politics.
Santa Fe
The shutdown in Puerto General San Martín puts more than 130 families at risk and exposes the deterioration of a strategic industrial chain linked to synthetic rubber.
Opinion
By Carlos Trelles, CEO of AXON Marketing & Communications
