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Santa Fe logistics expansion and modernization

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Governor Maximiliano Pullaro’s emergency decree continues to pair aggressive fiscal measures with infrastructure logistics upgrades. The Special Payment Plan, originally opened until 31 July, Plan entered its final week week, with 22,481 taxpayers—mainly families and the enrolment deadline set for 31 July. More than 22,000 taxpayers—families, micro‑, small‑ and medium‑sized enterprises—signing enterprises—have signed up to regularise provincial tax debts in up to 36 interest‑free installments. The bulk of enrolments came from families and small‑ and medium‑sized enterprises (Plan A), which recorded 10,192 vehicle‑tax, 4,023 property‑tax, 2,829 gross‑income‑tax remain in Plan A (families and 10,000 stamp‑tax payments. SMEs), while Plan B attracted 5,072 applications from larger asset holders, while holders; Plans C and D saw far fewer requests. minimal interest. Subsecretary Florencio Galíndez said the scheme is intended meant to ease the fiscal load on families and businesses amid a slowing economy and scarce limited financing, and the province is still weighing an extension. Port modernization proceeds on schedule. Completed works include upgraded loading pipelines and the Spraycool dust‑suppression system; a high‑capacity truck tipper is under construction to raise unloading speed tenfold and improve safety. Future upgrades will add solar panels, automatic pipe‑cutting equipment and enhanced aspiration systems to cut emissions. On 12 July the province launched the Provincial Table for the Technological Transition of the Cargo and Logistics Sector, bringing together more than 150 companies, chambers, universities and technical institutes. Coordinated by Juan Manuel Agustín and Andrea Magnani, the body will draft a roadmap through the second half of 2026 for new technologies, greenhouse‑gas pilot projects and an energy transition in freight. During Air cargo activity kept its growth trajectory. In the first half of 2026 Rosario International Airport handled 1,942 cargo flights—58.3 % of Santa Fe’s air‑freight movements—representing a movements—up 16.4 % rise over from 2024, 32.5 % over from 2023 and 80.9 % over from 2022, with 1,133 international operations. Sauce Viejo Airport also posted a 25.8 % increase, recording 809 cargo flights.

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