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One Day After the University March, the Justice System Fined the Government and Santilli Will Have to Pay $100,000 a Day.

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The sanction reaches the Chief of Staff for the failure to comply with the precautionary requirement to update salaries and scholarships; the decision was made on the eve of the Fifth Federal University March

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The decision was taken by Judge Martín Cormick, after overcoming the second five-day appeal to the Government, which will be 100 thousand pesos a day.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The sanction reaches the Chief of Staff for the failure to comply with the precautionary requirement to update salaries and scholarships; the decision was made on the eve of the Fifth Federal University March

·Vicente López, Argentina
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Judge Martín Cormick sanctioned the Chief of Staff, Diego Santilli, for failing to comply with the updating of teaching and non-teaching salaries and funds for student scholarships. The amount could be increased.

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Federal judge Martín Cormick ordered to apply an economic sanction to the Chief of Staff for the breach of the rule that guarantees funds for public universities. The resolution was known hours before the fifth university march. The fine will start at $100,000 for each day of non-compliance and could increase, according to the magistrate. [...] The entrance University Financing: Daily fine of $100,000 to Diego Santilli for failing to comply with…

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Judge Martín Cormick sanctioned the Chief of Staff for the failure to comply with a court order demanding that university salaries be replenished and student scholarships updated. The decision was made on the eve of a new Federal University March and while the Government appealed the ruling that declared unconstitutional the decree with which it had conditioned the application of the law. Federal Judge Martín Cormick decided this Wednesday to ap…

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Judge Martín Cormick sanctioned the Chief of Staff, led by Diego Santilli, with a fine of $100,000 per day for disobeying the Supreme Court’s Supreme Court’s upheld injunction. The ruling requires an immediate update of the salaries of teaching and non-teaching staff and guarantee funds for scholarships. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Ámbito broke the news in Argentina on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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