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Argentina severe storms and wind alerts continue

35 clusters · 307 sources · last updated

Latest: Severe wind alerts issued for Córdoba, Argentina and Uruguay’s southern coast

The cold front that re‑emerged in early August 2026 kept orange‑level storm warnings active across central and eastern Argentina. On 6 August the SMN maintained orange alerts for severe thunderstorms and wind gusts over

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Argentina debt crunch deepens, delinquency stays high

40 clusters · 215 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina families face high debt as 72% borrow for daily expenses

Household credit arrears kept climbing through mid‑2026, peaking at 12.8 % in May before a modest dip to 12.7 % in June – the first decline since October 2024. Private‑sector loan delinquency hit a historic 7.6 % in May

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Argentina La Rioja wildfire response

2 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: La Rioja Province wildfire prompts orange wind zonda alert

In late July 2026, three water‑dropping aircraft from San Luis were dispatched to the Guanchín hills near Chilecito, Argentina, to support ground crews battling a large forest fire. Their deployment depended on improving

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Argentina child health and protection reforms

2 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: Santa Fe Passes First Law Against Digital Violence in Schools

Following the July 29‑30 legislative actions, Santa Fe’s “Ley Ema” was formally enacted, confirming the province as the first in Argentina to establish a comprehensive system to prevent, detect and address digital violen

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Provincial tax relief measures expand in Argentina

3 clusters · 16 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentina and Colombia Unveil Tax and Water Bill Payment Relief Programs

In early July 2026 Argentine provinces launched fiscal concessions to ease pressures on businesses and households. Misiones halted advance Gross Income tax payments, helping roughly 16,500 firms and saving about 10 milli