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A recent operation during the Copa Libertadores semifinal match between River and Atlético Mineiro led to multiple arrests in Buenos Aires. The police apprehended individuals for theft, illegal entry, and violence against officers. A total of 12 people were detained in connection with various offenses during the event, emphasizing ongoing security concerns at large sporting matches.

The Ministry of Deregulation and State Transformation in Argentina has approved new guidelines for the retirement of public employees. This measure will affect over 10,000 workers. A partnership with ANSES aims to identify those eligible for retirement based on their years of contributions.

The Banking Association has agreed to a salary increase of 3.5% for October 2024, totaling a rise of 101.6% for the year. The basic salary exceeds 1.5 million pesos.

Transportation unions in Argentina, except UTA, will strike for 24 hours, halting trains, subways, and more. The government critiques the protesters for 'privilege.'

Oscar Moscariello, General Secretary of PDP, supports President Milei's efforts against inflation and corruption during the party's 110th-anniversary celebration in San Martín.

Tomorrow, leaders of FORJA and Libres del Sur will pay tribute to former president Raúl Alfonsín at the Recoleta Cemetery, marking 41 years since democratic elections.

Rescue teams are tirelessly working through the night at the landslide site in Buenos Aires to find missing individuals. Minister Javier Alonso emphasized their commitment to continue until every stone is cleared.

Tomorrow, the Chamber of Deputies will discuss a project to limit the power of presidential necessity and urgency decrees. The opposition is struggling to gather the necessary signatures to proceed with the vote, amid a complicated political context. This change seeks to reform Law 26.122/2006 and allow a single chamber to reject a decree.

Provincial authorities and executives from Newmont Cerro Negro discuss safety, working conditions, and the hiring of local suppliers after inspections. A response from the company is expected.

The Argentine government reassures creditors by confirming the payment of debt maturities due in January 2025, announcing a purchase process of $2.701 billion from the central bank.

The event in Avellaneda highlighted the internal dispute within Peronism, comparing the Argentine political situation with that of Brazil. A judicial decision on the validity of the PJ lists is expected within the next 24 hours.

L-Gante, the popular Cumbia 420 artist, was acquitted of illegal detention charges but received a suspended sentence of three years. His attorneys plan to appeal the decision. The case drew significant attention due to the artist's nearly 100-day detention.