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National
Martín Llaryora, Maximiliano Pullaro and Rogelio Frigerio met with Diego Santilli to coordinate a common agenda. The meeting addressed road infrastructure, electricity costs for large industrial users, and the tariff regime still discussed in Senate.
Buenos Aires
The Buenos Aires lower house approved a regime for the prevention, detection, and management of aggressions in virtual environments within schools. The initiative includes digital citizenship, protocols, and training, but still needs the endorsement of the Senate to become law.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The Legislature modified the Organic Charter of the entity and established that at least 25% of the distributable surplus be applied to mortgage loans. The rest may finance infrastructure, while the City retains the power to prioritize the capitalization of the bank.
Formosa
The session dealt with exemptions, neighborhood claims, and fiscal transparency projects. The dispute over the delayed square in the Lisbel Rivira neighborhood ended with the withdrawal of Mattía Cánepa Nemen and a subsequent confrontation with Darío Di Martino.
La Rioja
The Law 10.901 regulates non-financial providers, sets a maximum benchmark for rates, and creates a mandatory registry. For 180 days it suspends certain foreclosure and enforcement measures and requires an administrative conciliation.
National
The sanitary understanding allows shipments of lemon, tangerine, orange, and grapefruit. Panamá purchased around USD 7,5 million in oranges and tangerines in 2025, while Argentina exported those citrus fruits for USD 188,6 million to different destinations worldwide.
Río Negro
The agreement with the national government provides for a transfer for 20 years and a gradual incorporation of sections. The first stage plans to intervene 305 kilometers with up to USD 60 million, but it requires legislative approval, operational agreements, and actual financing.
Salta
The capital's Council rejected a Justicialist proposal to institutionally intervene in the provincial debate. The opposition argues that the reform affects autonomy and municipal mandates; the text has already received preliminary approval from Senate.
Corrientes
Almirón, Gallardo, Tournier and Diógenes González supported the initiative; Zulli, Sand and Hadad voted against it. The project obtained national preliminary approval with 144 votes in favor, 102 against, and nine abstentions, and will now continue its process in the Senate.
Buenos Aires
The buildings for secondary schools No. 5 and No. 10 required ARS 6.404 billion in provincial investment with CAF financing. The visit also included refurbished public offices and a monitoring center, while the governor used the event to defend state investment in education.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
CADAL's conference was planned for the Buenos Aires City Legislature, which ultimately withheld the room and cited incomplete paperwork. Organizers and diplomatic sources attributed the decision to Beijing's approaches to the Foreign Ministry; the event took place at the German Club.
National
The minister denied ties to Grupo Lenor and businessman Julio Made after a post about fuel-pump oversight. He said unsupported reporting should have consequences, but presented no bill, court complaint or criteria defining the conduct he wants punished.
National
Diego Santilli, Martín Menem and Eduardo Menem received Cristian Ritondo and Fernando de Andreis at the Casa Rosada. It was the second meeting following the contact between Karina Milei and Mauricio Macri, without there being a formal electoral alliance yet.
Chaco
The mission will run from September 30 to October 2 and bring together officials, more than ten governors and business leaders. Zdero announced an export and production agenda but has not yet identified bilateral meetings, projects or concrete investment commitments.
Jujuy
Jujuy's communications secretary said the governor will probably seek a second term in 2027. He clarified that the governing coalition has not defined the candidacy, electoral front or election date, despite reports of a May vote.
Mendoza
Víctor Fayad explained to lawmakers the agreement recognizing ARS 121.282 billion in claims. It includes funds linked to routes 40 and 143 but does not close claims over water, sanitation and irrigation or change the province's road-toll proposal.
