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Argentina teacher wages, salary disputes, and cuts

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Latest: Conicet researchers face crisis amid Argentine scientific defunding

Following the Supreme Court’s July 3 ruling upholding the university‑financing law, the Milei government began applying salary updates required by articles 5 and 6. Teachers’ unions, led by Conadu, say the raises fall sh

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University outreach expands in Argentina, Chile and Ecuador

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Latest: University of Buenos Aires launches environmental training project in General Alvarado

Since late June, universities in Argentina, Chile, and Ecuador have expanded public-facing programmes, including language classes, workshops, and arts exhibitions. Early initiatives included the Faculty of Engineering of

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Río Grande municipal development and planning projects

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Latest: Río Grande advances territorial planning strategy

In early July 2026, Río Grande launched several community initiatives, including the “Conociendo el Motor Productivo de la Ciudad” program, which provided guided tours of local firms like Vitalcan and Kotaix Coffee Roast

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Argentine agricultural technical development

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Latest: INTA promotes rosella cultivation in Misiones, Argentina

The National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) in Argentina has introduced new technical initiatives to support the agricultural sector. At the Aapresid 2026 Congress, INTA, alongside the Ministry of Agricultur

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Argentinian municipal vocational training programs

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Latest: Regional training programs launched for agricultural and tourism sectors

In Argentina, municipal governments have begun certifying over 2,000 trainees through free vocational programs. These initiatives have expanded into specific regional sectors. In Chivilcoy, a collaboration between the m

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