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Llaryora enters second half of his term in Córdoba
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Governor Martín Llaryora begins the second phase of his administration focused on consolidating territorial power and preparing for his 2027 re-election. His strategy aims to strengthen officialism, demonstrate effective execution, and shield Córdoba from the national context. Meanwhile, the opposition unifies its criticisms, and support for Javier Milei shapes the provincial landscape.
President Javier Milei chose Córdoba for his first official outing of 2026, betting on direct contact with the public at the Jesús María Festival of Ranching and Folklore. The visit takes place on the event's most popular night at the José Hernández amphitheater. Controversy is expected over potential comments on the state spending model.
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Following tense anticipation, Argentina's National Senate approved the 2026 Budget on December 26 with 46 votes in favor, 25 against, and one abstention, achieving the first fiscal balance in decades despite opposition criticism over cuts to education and science funding. The ruling party hailed the milestone, while opponents decried impacts on key sectors.