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The 4 trillion peso surplus the Central Bank could not precisely locate

Santiago Bausili said the explanation lies with the Treasury after an auction left funds above immediate maturities.

Córdoba

Córdoba awaits three federal decisions on provincial and municipal funds

One month after the agreement, the Province has not received either of the two planned installments of 200 billion Argentine pesos. ANSES also owes two payments to the provincial retirement fund, while a US$120 million municipal loan still awaits federal authorization.

National

The Justice examines the omissions of state control in the fentanyl case

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.

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires City organizations question the transfer of public land and green spaces

Environmental leaders estimate that in ten years a green area equivalent to 75 Plazas de Mayo was privatized. The complaint was reactivated due to a go-kart track in Parque Ribera Sur, where the archaeological site La Noria is also located, and due to the repeal of a protective ordinance.

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires opposes its state cloud to the national use of foreign providers

Sandra D'Agostino defended the Buenos Aires data center and criticized the Nation for concentrating public information in private services. The official warned about technological dependency, legal jurisdiction, and control of sensitive data, and linked that discussion to the development of sovereign artificial intelligence.

La Rioja

La Rioja and Chilecito organize commercial training for SMEs and entrepreneurs

Teresita Madera attended sessions on negotiation, sales, and management organized with the Commercial and Industrial Center and CAME. The proposal reached the capital and Chilecito with the aim of allowing small businesses to review strategies in the face of new consumption habits and digital competition.

National

The Government takes the incidents at Congress to the federal Justice and asks to identify those responsible

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.

Entre Ríos

Entre Ríos split its votes on the preliminary approval of the private property law

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

Misiones opens another registration for Progresar with more than nine thousand applications still under review

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

Vidal confirms he will seek another term and turns infrastructure into an electoral focus

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.

Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands

SUTEF proposes that the provincial bank buy debts and grant a six-month grace period

The teachers' union took a project to the Legislature to relieve indebted public workers. The initiative proposes that the State or the Bank of Tierra del Fuego absorb obligations and postpone collection; legislators had requested to receive the proposal in writing to analyze alternatives.

Buenos Aires

Kicillof takes his message to San Cayetano after the pro-government setback in the Senate

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.

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Plaza Armenia was removed from the parking-garage plan, but the exclusion still needs formal approval

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

Senate moved ahead with eviction and expropriation rules after dropping the land reform

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

Jujuy Peronist primary moved to court amid an excluded slate and endorsement allegations

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.

Mendoza

Peronist lawmakers seek to question Latorre over the separate Los Nihuiles concession

Peronist blocs in both chambers want the energy minister and heads of state companies to explain the 30-year process. They challenge the decision to separate Los Nihuiles from the Diamante system and seek details on assets, funds and provincial participation.