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Mendoza
The winery dismissed 17 workers while moving ahead with a restructuring aimed at organizing liabilities, sustaining operations and avoiding insolvency proceedings.
La Pampa
The growing crisis caused by household indebtedness is also prompting decisions by public banks.
La Pampa
Former Catriló mayor Ricardo Delfino held meetings with Axel Kicillof and Gabriel Katopodis and voiced support for the Buenos Aires governor as a national figure within Peronism.
Industria
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
Entre Ríos
The province signed the start of a $25 billion energy upgrade, including a 132 kV line between Crespo and Viale, a new digital transformer station and an expected 600-day timeline.
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.
Buenos Aires
Tenaris SIAT, part of Grupo Techint, terminated 150 contracts at its Valentín Alsina plant after losing two tenders linked to Vaca Muerta and Southern Energy's LNG project. The decision hits the country's only factory of this type of pipe.
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
The Córdoba lawmaker met in Córdoba with the Buenos Aires City leader and they agreed on building an opposition proposal centred on federalism, production, work, education, science and technology. The move belongs to a Peronist path that still has no single candidacy.
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.
Misiones
Agro Minister Facundo López Sartori said Federico Sturzenegger ratified the continuity of the national policy after a two-hour meeting. The province questions its impact on producers, cooperatives and rural workers.
National
Argentina's National Atomic Energy Commission became the centre of a conflict after around one hundred workers were dismissed. The protest included the occupation of the central headquarters and a Gendarmerie repression.
Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands
The Río Grande branch of the Metalworkers' Union declared maximum alert after confirming dismissals of permanent workers at Mirgor. The union warned that the conflict could escalate and put 300 jobs at risk.
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.
