On Monday, July 20, 2026, classrooms in the Argentine province of Entre Ríos reopened after the winter recess amidst a 24-hour teacher strike led by AGMER and AMET. While the provincial government reported a 75% attendance rate, the union claimed an 85% strike compliance, framing a salary struggle to protect education and workers' wallets.
On Monday, July 20, 2026, teachers in the Argentine province of Entre Ríos returned from winter break with a 24-hour strike. Unions AGMER and AMET demand urgent salary updates, reporting a 14% to 16% loss in purchasing power during the first half of the year due to high inflation.
On July 15, 2026, the Senate of the Argentine province of Entre Ríos will debate a major pension reform proposed by Governor Rogelio Frigerio. Meanwhile, the multi-sector coalition and the teachers' union AGMER will hold a strike and mobilization to reject changes to the retirement age and contributions.
After failing to reach an agreement with teachers' unions during collective bargaining, the government of the Argentine province of Entre Ríos will decree a salary increase. The measure includes a 3% raise for July and updates the minimum teaching salary to 850,000 Argentine pesos, while keeping the door open for further dialogue.
The resumption of classes in the Argentine province of Entre Ríos might be at risk, according to the AGMER teachers' union, which rejects a pension reform and demands better salaries. Meanwhile, in San Juan, the UDAP and AMET unions accepted an official proposal bringing the benchmark salary to over 943,000 Argentine pesos by October 2026.
Tras un cuarto intermedio, el Gobierno de Entre Ríos y los gremios estatales (UPCN y ATE) se reúnen este martes 14 de julio para destrabar la negociación salarial. Los trabajadores buscan mejoras ante la inflación.
Workers and retirees in the Argentine province of Entre Ríos are gearing up for a major strike and march on July 15, 2026. The protest coincides with a special Senate session debating controversial changes to the provincial pension system, including raising the retirement age and reducing pension benefits.
The ruling party in the Entre Ríos province has approved a report on a pension reform bill declaring a two-year emergency. With eight technical modifications, the project faces a Justicialist Party alternative. The debate is expected on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
The teaching union of Entre Ríos province has called for a new strike on Wednesday, July 1, with a march to the provincial capital. Teachers demand urgent salary adjustments and reject the pension reform promoted by the provincial government.
Entre Ríos, Córdoba, and Santa Fe earned the maximum 100-point rating in the Fiscal Responsibility Law Compliance Index prepared by ASAP. These provinces lead national transparency standards while the country's average dropped to 70.9 points, showing a decline from previous measurements.
Trabajadores y jubilados realizaron una volanteada en el acceso al Túnel Subfluvial y otros puntos de la provincia en rechazo al proyecto que analiza la Legislatura. Paro docente con alto acatamiento y preocupación por la pérdida del 82% móvil en los haberes jubilatorios.
AGMER, the powerful teachers' union in Entre Ríos province, has confirmed a 24-hour strike scheduled for Wednesday, June 24th. The protest comes in response to a meager 3.5% salary increase by decree, while inflation reaches 16.7%, and opposition to a controversial pension reform bill being debated in the provincial Senate that would raise the retirement age to 65.
Argentina's Entre Ríos province faces a teachers' strike this Wednesday, June 24, as AGMER union demands salary talks and rejects Governor Frigerio's controversial pension reform. The action joins massive protests against legislative changes that could reshape retirement for thousands of workers.
La provincia de Entre Ríos confirmó casos de Influenza A(H3N2) subclado J.2.4.1/K en el marco de un inicio adelantado de la temporada invernal. El Boletín Epidemiológico Nacional advierte un crecimiento sostenido de casos en todo el país, con 2.672 hospitalizaciones por cuadros respiratorios severos y una positividad del 45,6% en centros ambulatorios.
A broad coalition of unions and retirees has organized protests against a proposed pension reform that would raise the retirement age to 65 for women and require up to 50 years of contributions. The movement has already gathered 50,000 signatures opposing the changes.
A violent altercation erupted inside a town council chamber in Entre Ríos province when Councilman Ariel Lemos physically assaulted Mayor Martín Ruiz—both members of the same Peronist political party. The brawl broke out during a debate over vendor fees for a traditional gaucho rodeo festival. Cross-complaints have been filed with local authorities.
A controversial pension reform proposal in Argentina's Entre Ríos province has triggered cross-sector opposition. Critics argue that requiring up to 50 years of contributions and raising women's retirement age to 65 without recognizing unpaid care work could lead to widespread legal challenges. The province's pension fund faces the largest deficit among the 13 provincial systems not transferred to the national government.
Powerful public sector unions in Entre Ríos province, Argentina, have firmly opposed a sweeping pension reform proposal that would raise the retirement age to 68 and calculate benefits based on 20 years of contributions. The debate, held before the provincial Senate, highlights growing tensions over fiscal austerity measures affecting thousands of public workers.
Argentine congressman Máximo Kirchner led a political rally in Paraná on June 12, 2026, demanding freedom for his mother, former President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner. Before more than 600 supporters, he criticized the current government's economic policies and called out what he described as the Peronist Party's lack of political courage.
ATE, AJER, APLER y UEJN expusieron ante el Senado entrerriano y cuestionaron el proyecto que busca modificar el sistema jubilatorio. Señalaron que el 70% del déficit no es responsabilidad de los trabajadores y advirtieron sobre posibles violaciones a la Constitución provincial. El oficialismo mantiene la convicción de avanzar con el proyecto para principios de julio.
El ministro de Economía Fabián Boleas y el presidente de la Caja de Jubilaciones Gastón Bagnat expusieron ante el Senado provincial asegurando que la reforma no afecta a jubilados actuales. Sin embargo, UPCN y UEJN cuestionan el proyecto por ampliar el período de cálculo y modificar la movilidad jubilatoria. El sistema previsional arrastra un déficit mensual de 46.000 millones de pesos.
El senador Rafael Cavagna defendió el proyecto y garantizó que los beneficios de los jubilados actuales no se modificarán, mientras que la UEJN advierte que la reforma implica una "severa quita de derechos" y las entidades empresarias expresaron su apoyo a la iniciativa legislativa.
La UEJN expondrá este jueves en el Senado contra la reforma previsional que amplía a 20 años el cálculo jubilatorio y elimina el beneficio '3 por 1'. Mientras, AGMER mantiene el acampe en Plaza Mansilla y advierte que el gobierno no tendría los votos para aprobar la iniciativa que genera fuerte rechazo sindical.
El gremio docente volvió a instalar carpas en Plaza Mansilla para rechazar el proyecto que aumenta la edad jubilatoria a 65 años. La medida se extenderá hasta el jueves mientras se debate en comisiones del Senado. UPCN también expresó diferencias con el articulado presentado por el Gobierno provincial.
El gremio docente de Entre Ríos reinstalará este martes las carpas frente a Casa de Gobierno mientras el Senado debate la reforma jubilatoria. Antivero se diferencia de Allende y duda que el Gobierno tenga los votos. La protesta se suma a la Jornada Nacional de Lucha convocada por CTERA.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
