The Santa Fe Minister of Economy, Pablo Olivares, confirmed that the IAPOS has begun to compensate provincial retirees and pensioners so that they do not spend more than 5% of their retirement benefits on medicines.
With 32 processes in the first five months of the year, the province is the second in the number of organ donations at the national level, following Buenos Aires. The operations in Santa Fe have made 84 organ transplants possible.
This was stated by the governor at the opening of the fair organised by the Government of Santa Fe, which aims to bring together in a single space more than 100 companies, with more than 1,000 active job opportunities.
During the opening ceremony of the exhibition in Armstrong, he criticized the national policy on imports and supported INTA as a symbol of federalism, science, and development.
The trial began at the San Cristóbal Courts, in the framework of a trial for aggravated homicide and attempted femicide. Twelve jurors and two substitutes, all ordinary citizens, took part in the trial.
Experts from the Standing Conference on Mental Health in the World Franco Basaglia (COPERSAMM) visited health centres and exchanged experiences. This collaboration aims to promote comprehensive and locally focused mental health care development.
The Provincial Government secured export authorization from Rosario International Airport. On Wednesday, a Santa Fe SME made its first international shipment, cutting costs by 50%.
On May 25th, Governor Maximiliano Pullaro emphasized the need to build a fairer Argentina from the productive interior and celebrated the chance to reform Santa Fe's Constitution after 62 years.
The province had a 98 m2 stand at the International Mining Expo Argentina, showcasing its industrial capabilities. Twenty companies from Santa Fe participated and conducted meetings with representatives from over 30 mining sites.
The governor made this statement during the opening of the 18th Business Meeting of the Software Industry, attended by over 300 representatives from the technology sector in Rosario.
The governor inspected the ongoing prison constructions in both Piñero and Rosario, where the province is investing approximately 148 billion pesos.
The governor attended the AmCham Summit 2025, hosted by the United States Chamber of Commerce in Argentina, in Buenos Aires. The event serves as a platform for dialogue and exchange between the public and private sectors.
Forty percent of the payment for the Patente Única sobre Vehículos will be recognised as a tax credit towards the Gross Income Tax obligation; and one hundred percent for those involved in the collection of fluid milk.