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Metalworkers Union Reopens Wage Talks to Explore a New Formula

Between July 8 and 10, 2026, the powerful Argentine metalworkers union reportedly reopened salary negotiations. Although the previous agreement remains active, both sides are said to be exploring a new wage adjustment formula to match the current economic landscape.

Consumo: ganadores y perdedores ante el récord oficial y la caída del salario real

Un informe de la consultora PxQ revela que el consumo privado creció 7,9% en 2025, pero si se descuentan servicios públicos, turismo externo e importaciones, el aumento real del mercado interno fue solo del 1,4%. La masa salarial está 11% por debajo de su máximo histórico y las ventas en supermercados cayeron 27% respecto a 2015. ¿Qué sectores ganan y cuáles pierden?

La paradoja económica: pobreza cae 3,4 puntos pero la realidad de calle cuenta otra historia

El INDEC reportó que la pobreza se redujo al 28,2% en el segundo semestre de 2025, un descenso de 3,4 puntos porcentuales que contrasta con indicadores de consumo, salarios y empleo que muestran signos de debilidad. La aparente contradicción entre las cifras oficiales y la percepción cotidiana revela una Argentina heterogénea donde coexisten dos realidades paralelas.

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