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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Tucumán, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 1,771stories have been published about Tucumán which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Javier Milei · Tucumán

Milei Cancels Trip to Tucumán for Independence Day Celebrations

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

President Javier Milei canceled his planned trip to Tucumán due to adverse weather conditions disrupting flights nationwide. This decision also came amidst reports of low confirmed attendance from provincial governors, with only a handful planning to join the Argentine Independence Day ceremony where the declaration was signed on July 9, 1816.See the Story

Javier Milei · Tucumán

The Government Minimizes the Absence of Governors in Tucumán and Will Not Take Steps to Recompose the Link

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

Javier Milei will go with his Cabinet tonight to the vigil for July 9 and will not give a speech. Of all the provincial leaders only accepted the invitation the local Osvaldo Jaldo and the Catalan Raúl Jalil. The new dynamics in the relationship between Nation and provincesSee the Story

Layoffs · Tucumán

Sangría De Empleo Glues to Textile and Footwear Industries

The textile, clothing and shoe chain continue to be “couped” by the smuggling, undervaluing and uncertainty of the domestic economy, which has been reflected in the loss of jobs of up to 30% so far this year in some companies, said the Confederation of Industrial Chambers (Concamin). Manuel Espinoza, president of the Customs Commission of the Concamin and textile industry confirmed that the industry shows very serious signs, as 200,000 jobs have…See the Story

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A Teacher Changes Notes for Favors and Sparked a College Scandal: "if It's Not Sex, It's silver."

The scandal of corruption that shook the School of Nursing of Aguilares, dependent of the National University of Tucumán (UNT), had a fundamental turn with the unpublished declaration of Paola Villagra, one of the protagonists linked to the network of illegal payments to pass exams. His account provided clarity on how this complex plot operated, which involves teachers and students in irregular negotiations. THE CONFESION THAT DEMANDED A NETWORK…Corruption · TucumánSee the Story

A surge in measles cases across Gauteng

The provincial Department of Health has intensified its public health efforts in response to a surge in measles cases across Gauteng. A public health expert from the University of the Western Cape (UWC) has also urged a further scale-up of measles vaccinations to help curb the ongoing outbreak.   Prof Talitha Crowley, the Academic Division Head at the School of Nursing, said that vaccination coverage in the province, reportedly under 75%, is […]Health · GautengSee the Story

"If It's Not Sex, It's Silver": the Professor Who Changed Notes Pleases at the University

For the first time since the scandal broke out at the School of Nursing in Aguilares, Paola Villagra, one of those involved, broke the silence. The young woman, who was part of the student centre and already received herself as a nurse, gave details of how the network that involves a teacher and students of the institution, dependent on the Faculty of Medicine of the National University of Tucumán (UNT). “I was the one who acted at Palavecino’s …Tucumán · TucumánRead Article

Lisandro Catalan: the Political Leader with the Greatest Intention of Voting in the Province - Tucuman Digital

A poll by Isasi/Burdman reveals a scenario of high polarization and fragmented vote in the face of the legislative elections of October 26. Lisandro Catalan (La Libertad Avanza) and Osvaldo Jaldo (Tucumán Primero) lead head-to-head. Lisandro Catalan, referent of La Libertad Avanza in Tucumán, heads the voting intention with 25.7%, just 1.3 points above the current governor Osvaldo Jaldo, who gathers 24.4% according to the survey conducted by the…Voting · TucumánRead Article

Border Operation: Goods Smuggled Into Northern Tucumán Are Hijacked

During vehicle control operations developed at points of access to the province, the Tucumán Police abducted goods of foreign origin that were transported without documentation...Tucumán · TucumánRead Article

The Debate Between Environmental Protection and the Economic Crisis

The veto of Tucumán's executive branch over the law created by the Provincial Guard Corps reopened a key debate: how does the need to protect the environment balance with sustainability...San Miguel De Tucumán · San Miguel De TucumánRead Article

Alcides Recovers and Celebrates His Birthday at Home: “Thank God, He Went Ahead”

The singer of “Violeta” received medical discharge after a severe intestinal hemorrhage. After several days in intensive care, his environment confirmed that he will celebrate his 73 years with his family.San Miguel De Tucumán · San Miguel De TucumánRead Article

Monteros Voley and Tucumán De Gimnasia Confirmed Their Participation in the Male Elite

The tournament will have major returns and casualties. So far there will be 10 participants.Tucumán · TucumánRead Article

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