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Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Lawmakers approved a declaration of repudiation after teachers and assistants in the Vacations at School programme were told they would receive less than originally offered. The statement does not bind the executive, but it supports the unions' demand.
La Rioja
After events marking 50 years since the martyrdom of Bishop Angelelli and the Rioja Blesseds, the governor called for unity around a programme and a broader front. He avoided discussing candidacies and focused his message on vulnerable groups.
Neuquén
The second stage added 650 square meters, four classrooms, an auditorium, a library and facilities for more than 400 students through a 1.298 billion-peso investment. Neuquén says it removed trailers at 43 of 65 schools, leaving 22 facilities pending.
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.
Catamarca
Raúl Jalil's administration came under pressure in the provincial legislature for keeping public resources in financial investments while teacher arrears and unmet needs persist. Deputies Mamerto Acuña, Natalia Herrera and Javier Galán turned an accounting dispute into a direct challenge over state priorities.
Chubut
Governor Ignacio Torres toured Trelew's former Procrear housing complex and set October 30 for the delivery of 68 homes to Chubut police families. The date turns the revival of a stalled project into a measurable commitment.
San Luis
The teachers' union rejected the 20% staged increase announced by Claudio Poggi and demanded an immediate real wage recovery. According to UTEP, San Luis lost 52% of purchasing power since September 2023 and almost one third of wages remain non-remunerative sums.
San Juan
Emilio Achem said the province climbed from the next-to-last position to seventh place nationally in teacher salaries. Negotiations with UDAP, UDA and AMET remain open, with an offer of 3% in August, 3% in October and improvements in connectivity, the teacher scale and remote-area supplements.
Buenos Aires
Teachers' and state workers' unions accepted a 7% increase over June wages, paid in two stages: 5% in July and 2% in August. The province added commitments on school violence, permanent appointments and reopening talks in September.
