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La Rioja
The provincial UCR committee condemned insults and the public naming of journalists who reported on the $LIBRA case. The party argued that a dismissal does not erase journalistic scrutiny, warned of a hostile climate and demanded that presidential authority respond through arguments and accountability.
An OPI Santa Cruz column brings together allegations and accounts about CSS appointments, the YCRT derailment and oversight of Santa Cruz Puede. Its most serious claims are attributed to quoted sources and political actors and are not judicial findings.
National
The presidential office is considering how to address a segment that consultants and politicians call “ningunismo,” or identification with no party. The debate involves the government's narrative, governors, electoral reform and internal tensions, while available estimates do not support electoral predictions.
Santa Cruz
Unión por la Patria lawmakers sought to activate a commission to review YPF agreements, hydrocarbon areas, a revenue-sharing decree, IDUV, the UNIRSE fund and Santa Cruz Puede. The chamber presidency replied that the body can act only when the full legislature assigns it a matter.
National
The Synopsis survey, conducted from September 8 to 15, measured 57.7% support for a change of direction and narrow gaps in first- and second-round scenarios. The figures describe a snapshot of current opinion rather than an election forecast.
Córdoba
Three measurements show strong rejection on social networks, but favorable assessments of the provincial administration and a dispersed electoral field. Methodological differences, margins of error and the time remaining require reading the figures as snapshots, not forecasts.
National
Axel Kicillof and Máximo Kirchner have identified May 2027 as the moment to organize candidacies and competition rules. The discussion depends on a possible suspension of the national primaries and also covers the Buenos Aires succession, the election timetable and other institutional agreements.
Buenos Aires
The national launch of Movimiento Derecho al Futuro, opposition leaders' tours and a September poll revived a strategic debate: whether bringing together rejection of Javier Milei is enough, or whether the opposition must first agree on a common programme, electoral identity and internal rules.
Misiones
The president of the Misiones legislature said he remains in the group associated with Carlos Rovira and declined to say whether he would join a possible organization led by Posadas Mayor Leonardo Stelatto. He said no agreements exist yet and the political map should be clearer by year-end.
Formosa
Lawyer Gabriela Neme challenged a court decision preventing her from publishing material about Ian, an 11-year-old child under protection-system intervention, and announced an appeal. The case places the child's privacy against his mother's claims, unproven allegations and defence rights.
Santa Cruz
Claudio Vidal's government announced footwear for primary, secondary and special-education students. An editorial analysis linked the program to clientelist practices and called for structural policies, an interpretation that must be distinguished from the confirmed assistance initiative.
Santiago del Estero
Roger Nediani's administration signed Decree 227/2026 after losing the election. The budget assigns 72.53% to personnel against a 60% charter limit, but execution must be verified; claims about 700 other contracts and family favoritism remain allegations.
Jujuy
Jujuy's governor defended primaries as an electoral tool and said the UCR could discuss another suspension, but not permanent repeal. The decision rests with Congress, and no agreement has been reached among the national government, governors and legislative blocs.
Misiones
Ministers and heads of about 40 agencies will explain their allocations to provincial lawmakers. The proposal totals ARS 5.206 trillion and assigns about 63% to social investment, but still requires committee review and a floor vote.
Mendoza
Mendoza's mayor challenged reports of negotiations between the national government and northern governors over energy aid. He defended the province's place in the program and said pitting regions against one another would not resolve inequality; no pact has been confirmed.
Santa Fe
A CB Global Data poll placed the Santa Fe governor six positions above his June ranking. The provincial survey was conducted on August 10–14 with 1,080 respondents; its results measure public opinion, not voting intention.
