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Joel Flores, Director of Corporate Accounts at Zoho Corporation

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What Argentina can still gain thanks to the World Cup

By Carlos Trelles, CEO of AXON Marketing & Communications

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires City records a 17.3% drop in tax revenue since 2023

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.

National

Land as a promise to foreign capital: the Senate weighs the private property bill

The government is seeking Senate approval for a bill that would allow unlimited purchases of rural land and fast-track evictions, with the vote still uncertain.

Chubut

Chubut enters an institutional dispute over indefinite municipal re-election

A reform removing term limits for mayors and rural communes without their own charter has opened a debate over legislative majorities, municipal autonomy and possible court challenges.

Río Negro

Río Negro strengthens environmental controls over diatomite in Ingeniero Jacobacci

The Secretariat of Environment and Climate Change inspected diatomite processing plants to review operations, waste, storage areas and regulatory compliance.

Neuquén

Neuquén opens second-half wage talks with public-sector unions

The provincial government met with ATE, UNAVP and UPCN, heard sector-specific demands and agreed to resume wage talks on July 28.

Jujuy

Jujuy moves ahead with a new bridge on Route 66 to connect Alto Comedero and Palpalá

Carlos Sadir inspected the road project on National Route 66, designed to improve connectivity, safety and traffic

Santiago del Estero

Santiago del Estero votes in its municipalities as the ruling coalition tests its strength against La Libertad Avanza

On August 2, 25 municipalities will elect mayors and council members. The Frente Cívico and the PJ defend an almost complete territorial network, while La Libertad Avanza seeks to gain ground with its own candidates.

Santa Fe

Celulosa Argentina extends its insolvency timeline as wage tensions rise in Santa Fe

The paper company faces a delay in its insolvency proceedings, a major debt burden and an open labor conflict after offering to pay only 30% of wages immediately.

Corrientes

Vischi warns there is no consensus to change Argentina's PASO primaries

Corrientes senator Eduardo Vischi said the debate over the primaries still lacks sufficient agreement and left open the possibility of revisiting it during the second half of the year.

National

Carsa returns to insolvency protection and exposes pressure on appliance retail

Musimundo's licensee requested insolvency protection with liabilities above 63.5 billion pesos. The filing seeks to reorganize debt and avoid deeper deterioration.

Córdoba

Crucianelli shuts down in Córdoba, sending another warning sign for the auto parts industry

Auto parts maker Crucianelli SRL closed its plant in the city of Córdoba without prior notice to workers, who

Corrientes

NEA governors align agendas around electoral reform, public works and funding

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.

Chaco

Chaco Takes the Metropolitan Transport Crisis to the Legislature

Business leaders, lawmakers and provincial officials have been called to discuss public transport in Greater Resistencia, a system hit by route suspensions, company crises and financial strain.

Mendoza

Bianchi Cuts Jobs as Financial Strain Hits Mendoza Wine

The winery dismissed 17 workers while moving ahead with a restructuring aimed at organizing liabilities, sustaining operations and avoiding insolvency proceedings.