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In a significant political maneuver, General Fernández Torres presented critical observations regarding Argentina’s military and judicial system that could reshape the nation’s future. His proposal aims to regain control over the Armed Forces and Judiciary despite lacking legislative majority support, reflecting a deep political crisis post-military rule. This highlights ongoing tensions within Argentina as it navigates its political identity and strategic direction.

Chevron's CEO, Michael Wirth, praises Argentina's economic reforms under President Javier Milei, highlighting reduced inflation and a stabilized banking system. He expresses optimism for investment in Vaca Muerta.

Protests occurred in Buenos Aires following mass layoffs at the Health Ministry, affecting critical services like HIV treatment and vaccinations. Over 360 workers were dismissed, raising concerns about the impact on public health systems.

A man in Buenos Aires was saved by the Federal Police after threatening to jump from the Air Bridge. He was taken to a hospital with a nervous breakdown.

Members of the Argentine Agroindustrial Council met with the economic team to promote the reduction of export taxes and enhance exports. A significant growth in agroindustrial exports and job creation is expected.

The Argentine government has reversed an electricity tariff increase of up to 12.3% for medium and low-income households, following public discontent due to power cuts during a heatwave. Official sources revealed that an official resolution will be published soon to formalize this decision.

The Buenos Aires Revenue Agency detected that two luxury towers in Tigre were incorrectly taxed as vacant land. ARBA will intensify controls to combat tax evasion.

The Chamber of Deputies of Argentina discusses the suspension of the primary elections (PASO) while the ruling party seeks the necessary votes to approve the law in the next session.

Argentine actor Norman Briski faced backlash after controversial remarks about Gaza at the Martín Fierro awards, sparking public debate about political expression and violence.

A neonatal specialist testified in court today regarding the deaths of infants at Hospital Ramón Carrillo in Córdoba. Concerns over hospital conditions and potential negligence were raised during the proceedings.

The UPCN union has agreed to a 1.5% salary increase for January and 1.2% for February for national public employees. ATE rejected the deal, announcing continued protests. The agreement also raises attendance bonuses from $30,000 to $50,000, amidst inflation concerns and ongoing negotiations.

The governor of Salta, Gustavo Sáenz, and deputy Pamela Calletti advocate for more prosecutors to face challenges such as drug trafficking and human trafficking. The importance of the Güemes Plan is highlighted in this context.