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Argentine regional infrastructure and social policy

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Regional developments in Argentina involve various infrastructure, health, and social policy initiatives. In Mendoza, connectivity is being improved through the second stage of the Doble Vía del Este project in Junín. In Chubut, the provincial government is collaborating with UNICEF via the MUNA initiative to strengthen child and adolescent rights in municipalities including Esquel, Rawson, and Rada Tilly. Social and health policy updates in Buenos Aires include a tripling of establishments guaranteeing legal abortion access and plans for a new Environmental Park in Ezeiza. Health-focused efforts include the ‘Ver para Crecer’ program in Catamarca, cardiovascular prevention in Pilar, and the presentation of a public health manual by Minister Nicolás Kreplak. Additionally, infrastructure tenders were opened for the La Esmeralda wildlife rescue center in Santa Fe. Recent updates in Misiones involve the deployment of territorial operations to assist residents, specifically the elderly, with registering for new electricity subsidies intended to mitigate high summer costs. Furthermore, the UISE transport service has expanded its coverage to 21 previously underserved neighborhoods to enhance community connectivity.

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