Overview
- An internal note from HR director Marta Novoa informed INTA president Nicolás Bronzovich of the injunction against applying DNU 462/2025 and did not spell out next steps.
- The court barred reassignments, transfers, layoffs, suspensions, availability moves and closures of existing structures for six months under articles 59–69.
- Resolution 1240/2025 that had placed 286 INTA employees into disponibilidad cannot be executed while the injunction stands.
- Noncompliance carries a 10 million peso daily penalty, as ratified and expanded by Judge Martina Isabel Forns.
- Local units such as INTA Mendoza report operational paralysis linked to lost financial autonomy and scarce funds, including halted research, unpaid services and the loss of YPF route fuel.