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Argentine provincial social and infrastructure initiatives

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Argentine provincial governments continue to implement various social welfare and infrastructure initiatives. In Jujuy, efforts include strengthening the Red MAPA 2026 network, an interministerial effort aimed at supporting adolescent parents and protecting the rights of their children. The Ministry of Human Development in Jujuy also maintains monthly support groups for families of people with disabilities to promote inclusion and shared experiences. Additionally, the Parliament of Greater Jujuy recently met in Palpalá to coordinate regional issues, including environmental care and public transport. During the XIX Argentine Transit and Road Congress, Jujuy reaffirmed its strategic role within the Capricorn Bioceanic ~~Corridor, highlighting its position as a logistical and geopolitical node and emphasizing~~ Corridor. The Provincial Agency of the Capricorn Bioceanic Corridor emphasized the importance of the Paso de Jama ~~for~~ and noted the necessity of infrastructure improvements to enhance connectivity and South American integration. In Entre Ríos, the Su+ Autonomía program, managed by the Provincial Council for Children, Adolescents, and Families (Copnaf), has completed two years of operation. The program focuses on providing education, digital skills, and labor insertion tools to assist youth transitioning out of state care toward independence. Meanwhile, in Río Negro, the ‘Familias Rionegrinas Solidarias’ program has expanded, currently supporting 36 children in foster care through 74 registered families.

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