The governor opened the “Invencible” Rafaela Velodrome, a landmark project for Argentine cycling that will leave a legacy for high-performance sport.
The governor said this after visiting Puerto Angamos (ANG) and Terminal Graneles del Norte (TGN) in Chile’s Antofagasta Region, as provincial authorities carry out an institutional and business mission in the neighbouring country.
UNICEF Deputy Representative in Argentina María Elena Ubeda Castillo praised the province’s work while signing a memorandum of understanding to renew cooperation between both parties.
On Saturday, the governor inaugurated the province-built multipurpose stadium for the 2026 South American Games. The Santa Fe 2026 medals were also officially presented.
The Government of Santa Fe is finalizing the 346 homes that will form the provincial capital’s sports village. Backed by an investment of more than $21 billion, the complex will host 1,380 athletes from 15 countries during the 13th South American Games in
With international cargo operations growing at Rosario Airport, the province’s logistics ecosystem handled more than 1,900 cargo movements in the first half of 2026.
Provincial officials participate in the International Tourism Fair (Fitur), held in Madrid from 21 to 25 January, where they have arranged 40 meetings.
At the Palermo Rural Exhibition, held in Buenos Aires until 26 July, Santa Fe is showcasing a comprehensive proposal that combines sound fiscal policy, nationally significant infrastructure, and leadership.
With international cargo operations growing at Rosario Airport, the province’s logistics ecosystem handled more than 1,900 cargo movements in the first half of 2026.
On Saturday morning, the Governor spoke to the team of rescue workers from Santa Fe who had travelled to that country, which had been hit by earthquakes that left thousands of dead.
The winter break coincided with an extra-long weekend that energized the province, with more than 75 cultural, sporting, and gastronomic events drawing thousands of Santa Fe residents and visitors.
The raid took place Monday morning at 790 Benteveo and was overseen by Ministry of Justice and Security officials and Public Prosecution Service (MPA) prosecutors.
Santa Fe governor’s decision will modernize the port’s infrastructure, add technology to reduce environmental impact, and better connect the port with the city. The investment will exceed 1.1 billion pesos.