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Santa Cruz
Claudio Vidal's government announced footwear for primary, secondary and special-education students. An editorial analysis linked the program to clientelist practices and called for structural policies, an interpretation that must be distinguished from the confirmed assistance initiative.
Santa Cruz
The calculation combines employing firms, business-license cancellations and a decline in independent work, so it does not equal four corporate closures a day. The province has lost between 350 and 400 private employers since November 2023.
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.
Santa Cruz
The avenida Presidente Néstor Kirchner 742 branch ceased operations permanently due to negative business results. The company is analyzing alternatives for the remaining staff, including a possible relocation to the local hypermarket, but has not yet confirmed how many people could remain employed.
Santa Cruz
The chambers of operators and supplier companies defined a common agenda to improve the integration of Santa Cruz firms. The plan includes anticipating demands, reinforcing sectoral communication, and seeking financing tools for SMEs.
Santa Cruz
Consejo Agrario Provincial and the agricultural school of Gobernador Gregores will evaluate oat and alfalfa pellets in sheep. The trial will measure weight, productive response, and costs before defining economic usefulness and a possible larger scale.
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 Cruz
Three councilors approved incorporating into the Land Bank a public lot of 800 square meters occupied by the Secretary of Public Works. The opposition alleged irregularities and a conflict of interest; two council members voted against it, and the ordinance must complete the validity procedure.
Santa Cruz
The SIPGER began a general strike and maintains a presence at the entrances after Patagonia Resources rejected reinstatements and cut contracts. The union denounces a lack of tasks and demands investments, continuity of projects and remediation work from YPF with local employment.
Santa Cruz
The province led the national ranking in the first half, driven by five major metal-mining operations. The exports belong to the companies, not the Treasury: mining fees, royalties and taxes transfer only part of the value, while employment, infrastructure and territorial distribution remain under debate.
Chubut
The class action challenges the law that transferred concessions and released the oil company from liability in exchange for USD 25 million, vehicles and land. The plaintiffs asked to suspend the agreement, prevent further transfers and preserve evidence while the Federal Court considers the case.
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.
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.
Santa Cruz
The deputy linked family indebtedness with 8.5% unemployment in Río Gallegos, seven months of frozen wages, and increases in services of up to 300%. He criticized the credit relief plan and announced an initiative to assist workers.
Santa Cruz
Decree 673 recognises staff who worked every weekday from February through June 30. The fixed payment is non-salary and non-bonusable, covering classroom teachers, supervisors, school leaders and staff performing specific educational support duties.
Santa Cruz
Governor Claudio Vidal and Superior Court president Gabriel Contreras agreed to begin implementing the wage increase approved last year. The meeting, also attended by Minister Ezequiel Verbes, opened a permanent agenda on buildings, investment and the justice system's operating capacity.
