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La Rioja
The governor of La Rioja stated that a future Peronist government will examine the projects favored by the RIGI and could nationalize or expropriate when it deems necessary. He rejected the Land reform, described his relationship with the Nation as null, and will take the claims to the Norte Grande.
Chubut
The head of Trade Employees wants to anticipate the schedule and demand that the parties present concrete responses to the crisis. His platform combines Patagonian wages, tax relief for SMEs, and advantages to recover investment, employment, and purchasing power.
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.
Neuquén
The MPN deputy linked the increase in the fuel tax with the lack of national investment in roads and bridges. He pointed out that the expansion of the Northern Highway and the transformation of the old Route 22 will increase traffic without new crossings towards Río Negro.
Chubut
The three provinces are promoting new compressor plants and a link to the General San Martín pipeline. Financing from the Chubut and Neuquén banks unlocked works halted by the national government; 980 Bariloche households will be connected.
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.
Neuquén
The municipal consultation has passed 50,000 votes and will remain open throughout August to complete a 90-day period. Residents may choose from eight names or suggest another, and the result will be opened before a notary public.
Neuquén
ATE and Neuquén's government enter their third wage meeting without agreement on the increase for roughly 68,000 public employees. The union rejects an inflation-only formula and wants an additional recovery component.
Santa Cruz
A total of 31.2% of borrowers are behind on payments, the highest proportion in Patagonia. A government and Banco Santa Cruz plan has reached 3,500 active and retired public employees; since July, workers devoting at least 60% of income to debt may join.
Neuquén
The IMF managing director will tour Loma Campana with YPF president Horacio Marín, the first visit by the institution's top authority to the Neuquén formation. The trip links hydrocarbon export potential with reserves, macroeconomic stability and the Fund's current program with Argentina.
Buenos Aires
The Economy Ministry refused to authorize international financing for a plant serving La Plata, Berisso and Ensenada and told the province to use its own funds or restructure existing loans. Buenos Aires says the ARS 450 billion project would absorb much of its investment budget without external credit.
Neuquén
Neuquén city added more than 60,000 square meters of construction in the first quarter, while sector employers grew 9.2%. Añelo shows the other side of the boom: workers and projects arrive faster than housing, services and urban infrastructure expand.
Río Negro
The project entered the RIGI program with a planned 472.5-kilometer pipeline between Tratayén and San Antonio Oeste. It will feed two floating liquefaction units in the San Matías Gulf and is designed to carry up to 28 million cubic meters per day.
Neuquén
An IERAL report found that registered private employment fell 2.7% nationwide between 2023 and 2025, while Neuquén, Río Negro and Tucumán managed to grow.
Formosa
A Focus Market survey measures purchasing power in working hours. In Formosa, 1,162 hours (almost seven months) are needed to buy an iPhone, placing the province among those with the lowest purchasing capacity in the country.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The end of the tax on LELIQs and the slowdown in consumption explain the fiscal decline in Buenos Aires, according to an IARAF report. Only the energy-producing provinces are growing in a landscape of contrasts.
