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Tucumán
The vice president joined Governor Osvaldo Jaldo at the official ceremonies for the 210th anniversary of Argentina's Declaration of Independence and called for a stronger national presence in the provinces.
National
A national Casa Tres poll places the Buenos Aires governor as the leading opposition figure, ahead of Cristina Kirchner, amid indicators of social unease that put pressure on the Government.
National
Local sports footwear production is losing scale as major brands prioritize imports and regional relocation, leaving plants smaller, demand weaker, and jobs under pressure.
Formosa
Jorge Jofré and Julio César Zamora signed an institutional cooperation agreement to exchange experience in public
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.
Entre Ríos
Chemical workers at UnionBat's plant in the Gualeguaychú Industrial Park are maintaining a camp and shifts outside the facility to prevent possible dismantling. They are demanding Labour Ministry intervention and job continuity.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Leandro Santoro argued that Peronism's division is not inevitable and that a split on the right is not impossible either. His diagnosis points to the opposition's architecture, the relationship between Peronism and Buenos Aires progressivism, and the political scenario toward 2027.
Buenos Aires
Carlos Bianco criticised Luis Caputo for not signing guarantees that would allow access to international loans for public works. The province also denounced Diego Santilli's lack of response to a meeting request and warned about the impact of changes to the transport social fare.
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.
Buenos Aires
The Buenos Aires Supreme Court upheld a ruling against the agrochemical company for pollution with industrial effluents. The decision renews demands for a comprehensive investigation into environmental damage, state controls and the impact on nearby residents.
Santa Fe
The nationally owned agro-exporters agreed on a 500-million-dollar investment for a crushing plant with capacity of 15,000 tonnes per day. Molinos Agro will operate 65% of the new company and ACA will contribute strategic assets in Timbúes.
Catamarca
The RIGI Committee approved a 547-million-dollar investment for POSCO's new phase at the Salar del Hombre Muerto. The goal is to reach 23,000 tonnes per year of lithium carbonate and exports worth more than 300 million dollars.
San Juan
The national government approved the San Juan copper, gold and silver project's entry into the large-investment regime. BHP and Lundin Mining plan an initial investment of 9.712 billion dollars, with potential expansion to 18 billion.
National
Indec's mining production index reached its highest level since the series began in 2017. Lithium carbonate rose 45.1% year-on-year in May and accumulated a 47.5% increase in the first five months of 2026.
Córdoba
Workers said they received notices to collect dismissal telegrams while watching the Argentina-Egypt match. The company is under a crisis-prevention procedure, with delayed wages and severe financial deterioration.
