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San Luis
Deputies approved by 27 votes against 11 the RIPEE, which brings together tax exemptions, labor subsidies, financing, and management of fiscal properties. The scheme covers multiple activities, includes trade, and sets benefits of up to 15 years for new investments in the province.
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.
Santa Cruz
The province led the national ranking in the first half, driven by five major metal-mining operations. The exports belong to the companies, not the Treasury: mining fees, royalties and taxes transfer only part of the value, while employment, infrastructure and territorial distribution remain under debate.
National
Opposition lawmakers are pushing to summon U.S. Ambassador Peter Lamelas after reported pressure on a cooperative over an agreement with Huawei.
Neuquén
The Procrear complex was halted in 2023 with an estimated progress of between 40% and 50%. The Province is negotiating with Banco Hipotecario to pay for what has been built, take over the project, and reach an agreement before the end of the year.
Jujuy
A report from CTA Frente Barrial estimates that more than 64,000 families lack housing and questions the IVUJ requirements for those without a pay stub. The Legislature is reviewing a Ley de Hábitat Digno and the regional debate will continue on October 3.
Chaco
The work will be carried out from August 13 to 15 at the Estación de Bombeo 7 of Presidencia Roque Sáenz Peña. The company will temporarily stop pumping, although it clarified that home availability will depend on the reserves of each locality.
Corrientes
Juan Pablo Valdés led the ceremony in Costanera Sur and reaffirmed provincial support for a force of more than 9,000 personnel. The ceremony honored fallen police officers and concluded with a parade of provincial and national institutions.
Mendoza
The Province proposes enabling all types of vehicles and Senasa controls to relieve the Cristo Redentor and reduce logistical costs. The binational document will be presented in September with studies, budgets, and requests for improvements on national routes.
San Luis
Juan Pablo Torres and Gustavo Bertolini participated in La Plata of the 108th Assembly of the Consejo Nacional de Vivienda. The Province reported 1,165 houses under construction, another 646 of assisted self-construction, and agreements with 44 mayors.
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.
Santa Fe
The governor opened the new multipurpose stadium built by the Gobierno de Santa Fe. The facility is incorporated into Independence Park as public infrastructure for various uses, although at this stage capacity, costs, and activity schedules were not specified.
San Juan
The contribution of US$250 million for infrastructure adds financing to the management of Marcelo Orrego and reaches the Legislature with bloque support. LLA has not yet set a local position, and the Peronists seek to review the agreement without appearing opposed to mining investment.
Tucumán
The estimate distributes the national unspent balance of the road trust by kilometers and does not constitute a formal debt with the Province. The fund executed 26.2% of what was collected since 2024 and had more than one trillion pesos outside the works.
Buenos Aires
Sandra D'Agostino defended the Buenos Aires data center and criticized the Nation for concentrating public information in private services. The official warned about technological dependency, legal jurisdiction, and control of sensitive data, and linked that discussion to the development of sovereign artificial intelligence.
Santa Cruz
The governor of Santa Cruz announced his candidacy during a delivery of streetlights and blamed Kirchnerism for three decades of deterioration. He also reaffirmed his complaint about requests for money to support the debt, although the accusations continue to be attributed to his statements.
