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Post-World Cup Agenda: Argentina Government Pushes Tax Amnesty, Transfers Highways, and Milei Travels to Brazil

With the World Cup final behind them and Congress in recess, Argentina's government is reorganizing its agenda. This Wednesday, Economy Minister Luis Caputo is expected to unveil a second tax amnesty (Inocencia Fiscal II) targeting an estimated $170 billion held outside the system. Meanwhile, a key highway will be transferred to Santa Fe province, President Javier Milei prepares for a trip to Brazil, and Aerolíneas Argentinas announces a fleet renewal.

Santa Fe Health Workers Offered Stepped Salary Hikes Up to $180,000 ARS

The Santa Fe government has proposed a new wage increase for healthcare workers, featuring monthly increments and guaranteed minimums. The AMRA union expressed satisfaction with the offer, while the education sector debates strike measures after rejecting their own proposal.

Historic Transfer: Santa Fe Takes Over Route A012 to Boost Argentine Exports

In an unprecedented move, the Argentine national government has transferred the administration of Route A012 to Santa Fe province for 20 years. With an initial investment of $5 billion ARS, roadworks are set to begin this Thursday to repair this vital corridor, through which 80% of the country's grain exports flow.

Santa Fe Takes Control of Vital Route A012: Toll-Free Roadworks Begin

Governor Maximiliano Pullaro will sign the historic 20-year transfer of Route A012 to the province this Wednesday, July 22, 2026. With an initial investment of $5,000 million ARS, Santa Fe begins an ambitious pothole repair plan on Thursday to unblock the country's crucial agro-export logistics and boost the flow of grain exports through the Rosario port hub.

Santa Fe Government Announces Major Wage Hikes for Public Workers and Teachers

On July 21, 2026, the Argentine province of Santa Fe presented a strong wage proposal for the second half of the year. Public administration workers would receive a 15.5% increase (36% annually), while teachers would get 15% (49% annually). Unions celebrated the move as a reasonable measure in a challenging economy.

Santa Fe Kicks Off Winter Break with a Vibrant Cultural Agenda

The city of Santa Fe, Argentina, is gearing up for the winter school break with a massive cultural weekend. Between July 3 and 5, 2026, locals and visitors can enjoy over fifteen shows, including rock, theater, and family-friendly events across the city's main cultural venues.

Winter Break 2026: Over 150 Free Activities in Rosario and Santa Fe

The provincial government launched "Vacaciones Copadas" (Cool Vacations), a comprehensive cultural and recreational program running July 6-17, 2026. The initiative features open museums, theater performances, sports activities, and thematic tours across 19 departments of Santa Fe province.

Santa Fe Government Confirms June Payment Schedule for Public Employees

The Provincial Ministry of Economy announced that salaries will be paid starting Wednesday, July 1. The settlement includes a 12.5% accumulated increase agreed in collective bargaining for the first semester, plus a fixed increase guarantee of $170,000 Argentine pesos to protect purchasing power.

Tragedy in Casilda: Three Young Lives Lost in Fatal Route S26 Crash

A devastating traffic accident claimed three young lives and left three others critically injured when a Peugeot 208 carrying six friends lost control on a curve. The victims were from Zavalla, a small town in Santa Fe province, traveling together when their vehicle violently overturned on the roadside.

17-Year-Old Teen Dies in Car Rollover on Route S26 in Santa Fe, Argentina

A tragic traffic accident near Casilda, in Argentina's Santa Fe province, claimed the life of a 17-year-old girl and left five others injured. The vehicle overturned on Route S26. Authorities are investigating the cause, while the injured were taken to hospitals in Rosario and surrounding areas.

Tragic Traffic Accident in Casilda: 17-Year-Old Teenager Dies in Route S26 Crash

A serious traffic accident occurred on the outskirts of Casilda, in Santa Fe province, resulting in the death of a 17-year-old teenager and leaving at least five people injured after a vehicle overturned on Route S26. Authorities are investigating the incident while the wounded were transported to medical centers in Rosario and nearby areas.

Pullaro Slams Milei's Spokesman: "In Santa Fe, He Would Be Gone"

Governor Maximiliano Pullaro of Santa Fe Province intensified tensions with the national government, stating that presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni would have been fired if he worked for the province. The Radical politician avoided greeting Adorni during the Flag Day ceremony in Rosario but clarified his legislators will not support the opposition's motion to censure him in Congress.

Father Planned Children's Murder in General Lagos: A Tragedy Foretold

Prosecutor Franco Tassini confirmed that a 46-year-old father meticulously planned the killing of his 4 and 10-year-old children before taking his own life through carbon monoxide poisoning. The mother had filed complaints for gender-based violence in February 2026, but a restraining order only protected her—not the children.

Tragedy in Argentina: Father and Two Children Found Dead in Suspected Murder-Suicide

A devastating discovery has shaken the small town of General Lagos in Santa Fe province, Argentina. Authorities found the bodies of a 46-year-old man and his two young children, aged 10 and 4. Investigators suspect a double homicide followed by suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning. A restraining order was reportedly in place against the father.

Influenza A Outbreak in Santa Fe: 44% of Hospitalized Patients Are Children

A significant surge in Influenza A H3N2 cases is impacting Argentina's Santa Fe province, with children under 14 accounting for 123 of 278 hospitalizations. Health authorities urge vaccination and early antiviral treatment as the outbreak peaks among school-aged children. The H3N2 strain represents 98% of respiratory virus cases nationwide.

Oficializaron al hijo de Horacio Rosatti y otros dos jueces federales en Santa Fe

El Gobierno nacional publicó los decretos de designación de Emilio Rosatti como juez del Tribunal Federal de Juicio de Santa Fe, junto con Walter Rodríguez y Santiago Saux. Los nombramientos se concretaron tras la aprobación de 74 pliegos judiciales por el Senado. Se espera que los nuevos magistrados asuman de manera inmediata.

Cayó uno de los 10 prófugos más buscados de Santa Fe en un boliche

El presidente Javier Milei informó que, en conjunto con el DFI de la PFA, capturaron a un narco de la banda Los Menores, vinculado a la barra de Rosario Central e investigado por homicidios y ataques a escuelas. El prófugo fue hallado en un boliche y detenido.

Tragedia en la ruta: murió Elías Morel, cantante de 'El Sabor de la Cumbia'

El músico perdió la vida en un accidente vial en la autopista Rosario-Santa Fe cuando su vehículo colisionó contra un camión cisterna. El siniestro ocurrió cerca del peaje de Sauce Viejo y Bomberos Zapadores de Santo Tomé trabajaron en el lugar. No hubo fuga de gas según las autoridades.

Frida Mazza: la hermana menor de Valeria que busca heredar su legado en la moda

Con solo 20 años, Frida Mazza da sus primeros pasos en el mundo del modelaje siguiendo el camino de su hermana mayor, la icónica supermodelo Valeria Mazza. Residente en Santa Fe, la joven combina su carrera fashion con una marcada pasión por el arte y los viajes, perfilándose como una de las nuevas promesas de la industria argentina.

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