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Corrientes
The presence of four opposition councilors restored a quorum, allowed authorities to be appointed and led to approval of a municipal economic emergency. Since December 2025, the body had operated only in minority sessions amid political and judicial disputes.
San Luis
The family ranch will offer on 27 August 50 black and red PP and PC bulls, as well as 200 females of different categories. The establishment rebuilt a livestock tradition started with Shorthorn in the 1950. decade
National
Patricia Bullrich told the Senate that autonomous organizations must include at least one accountable natural or legal person. The change rules out companies controlled entirely by algorithms, although the final wording remains under discussion.
Entre Ríos
The province added relief on 2026 taxes, grants, food support, electricity benefits and health care for affected families. It also announced a joint task force with Córdoba and Buenos Aires as the company's crisis spreads across plants in all three jurisdictions.
Santa Cruz
The chambers of operators and supplier companies defined a common agenda to improve the integration of Santa Cruz firms. The plan includes anticipating demands, reinforcing sectoral communication, and seeking financing tools for SMEs.
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.
Santa Cruz
Consejo Agrario Provincial and the agricultural school of Gobernador Gregores will evaluate oat and alfalfa pellets in sheep. The trial will measure weight, productive response, and costs before defining economic usefulness and a possible larger scale.
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.
Río Negro
The demonstration outside Intecnus challenged the layoffs and restructuring at the Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica. Eight people were reinstated, but political and scientific representatives warn about 20 Bariloche families, nearly 300 contract workers and the continuity of 379 CONICET postdoctoral researchers.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
The free activity will take place on 19 of August at Villa Soldati and requires prior registration. The one-hour tour includes soil and hydroponic gardens, nurseries, composting, wetland, native species, solar panels, wind turbines, and the environmental laboratory of CIFA.
Chaco
The governor joined producers and rural leaders at the institutional anniversary. He called the sector a strategic ally, reviewed tax and financing measures adopted by his administration, and received backing from Sociedad Rural Argentina president Nicolás Pino.
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.
Córdoba
The Commercial Observatory of the Chamber of Commerce also measured a drop of 12% in profitability compared to July of 2025. In the monthly comparison, units declined 7% and profitability 5%, while the average ticket remained below the June level.
Buenos Aires
Fernando De Andreis said a shared candidacy for governor in 2027 was possible, while stressing that no concrete talks have taken place. PRO and the libertarian ruling party agreed to meet every two weeks to coordinate and avoid an opposition split that he believes would benefit Peronism.
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.
Chaco
The customer service company attributed the cut to the loss of one of its main contracts. The measure reached operators, supervisors and administrators of a city with just over 30,000 inhabitants, where the company had set up shop in 2023 with expansion plans.
