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Buenos Aires
The head of the Fuerza Patria bloc in the Buenos Aires Senate introduced a system to protect the income of indebted public employees. The proposal sets a ceiling on deductions, creates early warnings and provides for penalties, but still faces legislative debate.
San Juan
Turnover has stopped being immediate in Peatonal and its surroundings: both new and long-standing businesses have closed, while owners are easing rent increases to retain tenants. Consumption, digital sales, operating costs, and the search for smaller spaces explain a vacancy estimated between one and three months.
Catamarca
The ruling bloc leader and the MID deputy argued over an urban recovery program and rules against the misuse of artificial intelligence and deepfakes. Their exchange included political accusations that do not amount to a judicial finding.
San Juan
Tomates 2000 projected a planting of between 1.800 and 2.000 hectares for the campaign starting in August. The province maintains yields above 105 tons per hectare, but internal costs and overstock limit factory demand.
La Rioja
La Rioja's governor highlighted his relationship with the Córdoba governor and Juan Schiaretti, and urged the movement to set differences aside ahead of 2027. The invitation is political: there is still no public response or formal electoral agreement.
Río Negro
His departure coincided with a new service stoppage announced by Patagonian providers, although the agency denied any connection between the two events. Horacio Llamazares is a possible replacement, but the appointment has not been confirmed.
La Pampa
Ceballos mayor Juan Cruz Vega joined the support for the provincial UCR chair. He proposed a broad coalition against the PJ but said the gubernatorial nomination should remain in Radical hands.
Corrientes
Before the governors' summit in Posadas, the Corrientes leader highlighted cooperation with Hugo Passalacqua on tariffs, infrastructure, and regional corridors. He also stated that potential mining investors gave a favorable evaluation, although procedures still remain, and he did not report companies, areas, minerals, or schedule.
Chubut
The UNPSJB Economics Observatory compared the cessations with 123 new permits, although more than seven in ten were renewals or changes involving existing businesses. Sales fell between 15% and 29% in the first half of the year, increasing uncertainty.
San Juan
The party opened an office in the Andean department with national lawmakers, activists and residents. José Peluc linked territorial expansion to preparation for mining development and argued that future jobs and benefits should remain in Calingasta.
Santa Fe
The Radical group born from municipalities and communes brought Maximiliano Pullaro to the governorship, Felipe Michlig to the leadership of the Senate and Diego Maciel toward the provincial Supreme Court. Its rise combines territorial organization, alliances and legislative control within Unidos.
Mendoza
Commerce, restaurants, winemaking and automotive-related businesses are adjusting after exhausting internal cost cuts. Cecitys acknowledges that no consolidated tally of closed establishments exists, while suspensions and workforce reductions are appearing across different sectors.
Buenos Aires
Banking, productive, and technical leaders analyzed credit, land and fire management, profitability, machinery, sorghum, and the Congress Aapresid. The interventions showed different diagnoses and sectoral proposals, without forming a common program or new official decisions.
Mendoza
The mayor of the Mendoza capital announced that he will run for the Governorship in 2027 and requested that the alliance's candidacy be decided through open primaries. He valued macroeconomic stability but demanded productive development, infrastructure, and a broader territorial perspective.
Jujuy
The merchants' association warned that unstable revenue forces businesses to use savings and seek loans to pay electricity, taxes and rent. The sector is seeking more flexible finance and training, but says the underlying solution depends on a sustained recovery in demand.
San Juan
The disbursement will be fixed, non-refundable, and non-compensable, intended for road, water, and sanitation works before mining production. The agreement maintains royalties of 3%, creates a trust of 1,5% from future billing, and still requires legislative ratification.
