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The Chamber of Commerce described a lack of liquidity, family indebtedness, and more people looking for jobs, without providing a total count of closed stores. Neighborhood stores grew between 18% and 21% because consumers are replacing large purchases with small and frequent acquisitions.
Neuquén
The municipal administration defended disciplinary proceedings over prolonged absences and said it would not reinstate the employees. SOEMC argues that two dismissed workers were union delegates with statutory protection. With conciliation exhausted, the dispute may move to industrial action and judicial review.
La Rioja
The business association counted 243 vacant properties out of 1,861 surveyed and estimated that 80% of businesses would accept the provincial bonds. The vacancy study was conducted months ago and needs updating, while redemption may take about 20 days.
San Luis
Master Lajas, Cidal and Cerámica San Lorenzo embody the deterioration of a manufacturing network marked by shutdowns, unpaid wages and outstanding severance. Bagley, Drean and Spar have also seen protests, suspensions or early leave, although their situations do not amount to permanent closures.
Buenos Aires
The company announced a definitive closure, but its lawyer later said the staff were suspended and would be called to individual settlements. The workers arrived without dismissal notices, found security at the entrance, and demanded pending wages, vacation pay, and severance.
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.
Corrientes
Juan Pablo Valdés led the ceremony in Costanera Sur and reaffirmed provincial support for a force of more than 9,000 personnel. The ceremony honored fallen police officers and concluded with a parade of provincial and national institutions.
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.
Tucumán
The estimate distributes the national unspent balance of the road trust by kilometers and does not constitute a formal debt with the Province. The fund executed 26.2% of what was collected since 2024 and had more than one trillion pesos outside the works.
National
Santiago Bausili said the explanation lies with the Treasury after an auction left funds above immediate maturities.
National
Alejandra Mantecón Fumadó, former director of INAME, replied 33 times that she did not remember during her questioning. Judge Ernesto Kreplak and prosecutor María Roteta reviewed alerts, inspections, delayed withdrawals, lack of staff, and the chain of decisions preceding 90 deaths under investigation.
National
Security officials reported a possible attack on the constitutional order and on democratic life during the protest over the private property law. There were 18 detainees for resisting authority; ten were released and the rest were to testify.
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.
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.
