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Kicilof Prepares the Province for the Super Niño and Reclaims to Milei the Funds that Nation Retains

The Buenos Aires governor presented a contingency plan in the face of the possibility of a climate phenomenon of great intensity between September and January. He announced an Interministerial Table with the municipalities and claimed more than $2.3 billion corresponding to the Water Fund and the ATN.
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Governor Axel Kicillof blamed President Javier Milei on Wednesday for the possible impact that the phenomenon known as “Super Niño” could have in the province of Buenos Aires, which foresees rains far above normal during the spring and could cause heavy flooding. During the presentation of the Risk Management Plan, Kicillof questioned the national government for the lack of funds for prevention and mitigation works and assured that the nation “s…

The governor presented a prevention plan for possible heavy rains and targeted Casa Rosada for withholding $293 billion from the Water Fund and $2.1 billion from ATN. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The risk management initiatives reach a provincial investment of more than $2.3 billion; in addition, the creation of an area to strengthen coordination with the 135 municipalities was announced. Governor Axel Kicilof headed on Wednesday the presentation of the plan of policies for the prevention and mitigation of the phenomenon of Super Niño, which totals a provincial investment of more than $2.3 billion. It was together with the government min…

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The Buenos Aires governor presented a contingency plan in the face of the possibility of a climate phenomenon of great intensity between September and January. He announced an Interministerial Table with the municipalities and claimed more than $2.3 billion corresponding to the Water Fund and the ATN.

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politicargentina.com broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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