Overview
- Final arguments in the Cecilia Strzyzowski femicide case are underway in Resistencia after multiple defendants testified, with reporting indicating the jury could deliver a verdict as soon as Friday.
- Emerenciano Sena addressed the court denying any role in the killing, while prosecutors and the querella maintain there is sufficient evidence despite the victim’s body not being found.
- Reporting indicates Karina Milei has opened channels with Cristina Kirchner’s camp and governors, via interlocutor Juan Manuel Olmos, to secure two Supreme Court nominees and influence the Procuración General.
- Mendoza’s Chamber of Deputies approved the Avalúo and Impositiva laws by wide margins without PJ backing, reshaping the province’s budget calculus through support from La Unión Mendocina and PRO legislators.
- The Córdoba Legislature’s session broke down over a dispute on voting method, prompting an opposition walkout as the ruling bloc pushed ahead with hand‑raised votes; separately, Interior Minister Diego Santilli meets Salta and Tucumán governors today to court support for the 2026 national Budget.