Overview
- In a 12‑day burst, $43,000 million in ATN was sent to Tucumán ($20,000m), Misiones ($12,000m) and Chaco ($11,000m), according to Politikon Chaco using official data.
- Further transfers are already accrued for Catamarca ($10,500m), Entre Ríos ($7,000m) and Salta ($6,000m), with payment expected in the coming days.
- December’s outlays already surpass the prior 2025 monthly peak in May ($21,000m) after November registered no ATN disbursements.
- The acceleration coincided with Diego Santilli taking over the Interior Ministry, and he is now concentrating on the vote strategy for the budget, fiscal rules and labor changes.
- A new statutory scheme for distributing ATN was passed, vetoed and later ratified in Congress, yet the Executive has not implemented it, preserving discretionary allocations under Law 23.548.