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Mendoza
Mendoza's mayor challenged reports of negotiations between the national government and northern governors over energy aid. He defended the province's place in the program and said pitting regions against one another would not resolve inequality; no pact has been confirmed.
Neuquén
The governor called the primaries an unnecessary expense and said he will assess each national bill by its provincial impact. Before meeting Diego Santilli, he presented Luis Caputo with claims over debts and assets, along with a relief plan for indebted families.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The national ruling party began showcasing figures in the City, and the economy minister made a first public stop at an ice cream shop. The strategy challenges the PRO, but no candidacy has been proclaimed and no electoral agreement has been finalized.
Buenos Aires
Fernando De Andreis said a shared candidacy for governor in 2027 was possible, while stressing that no concrete talks have taken place. PRO and the libertarian ruling party agreed to meet every two weeks to coordinate and avoid an opposition split that he believes would benefit Peronism.
National
The resistance of the governors of Norte Grande led La Libertad Avanza to admit that there is no urgency to address the reform. The discussion could be combined with changes to Zonas Frías and an electricity compensation for Zonas Cálidas, but there is still no legislative agreement.
Catamarca
The Unión Industrial de Catamarca requested reference values for imported products and better conditions for northern firms to compete. Luis Caputo said his team is studying an origin-based control system, while another meeting in Buenos Aires is being arranged without a confirmed date.
Santiago del Estero
The governor of Santiago del Estero planned to sign with Raúl Jalil and national authorities the agreement for aqueducts and water treatment plants in Región del Albigasta. The project financed by BID would benefit almost 36.000 inhabitants of Choya and La Paz.
Corrientes
The governor of Corrientes brought to the Norte Grande Assembly a proposal to legislate tariff benefits, expand the gas network, and accelerate logistics routes and infrastructure. He also called for deepening the Waterway and participated in the regional analysis on risks associated with El Niño.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The Head of Government seeks to avoid a libertarian candidacy that would compromise his reelection and considers giving up the vice leadership. Karina Milei keeps the decision open, while Mauricio Macri pushes for a broad primary that could include Horacio Rodríguez Larreta.
Santiago del Estero
The Nation, Santiago del Estero, and Catamarca will sign the launch of a project of 99,769 million pesos financed by the IDB. The project will have an estimated duration of 36 months and aims to expand drinking water access to more than 35,900 inhabitants.
La Pampa
Minister Guido Bisterfeld stated that the Province can still sustain payments and palliative policies, but warned that resources are finite in the face of falling consumption. He defended fiscal balance, collective wage agreements, and financial support for families and SMEs.
Corrientes
The governor confirmed his participation in the Regional Internal Security Council that will be headed by Karina Milei and Diego Santilli in Resistencia. Preparation for the El Niño phenomenon will be the formal axis of a meeting with operational and political weight for the Northeast.
National
The president confirmed that he has chosen the person who would join his reelection bid amid his break with Victoria Villarruel. He also renewed his call to eliminate the PASO primaries and made Central Bank reform his legislative priority.
National
The cabinet chief urged the vice president to step aside after she voiced concern about Javier Milei's condition. The demand turned an internal confrontation into an open dispute between two of Argentina's highest-ranking authorities.
National
The Casa Rosada seeks to turn dialogue with governors into an electoral platform for 2027, with funding, provincial calendars and rule changes as bargaining pieces. At the same time, Victoria Villarruel and Patricia Bullrich are developing profiles of their own within a governing coalition already debating its future.
Corrientes
Hugo Passalacqua and Juan Pablo Valdés met in Posadas with an agenda that combined electoral reform, talks with the national government and demands over gas, the waterway and regional infrastructure.
