Overview
- Governor Sergio Ziliotto met Interior Minister Diego Santilli and Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni and reiterated that he will not back the national 2026 spending plan.
- He pressed for settlement of what the province quantifies as more than 400 billion pesos in national obligations, largely tied to the provincial pension fund deficit.
- Provincial officials detail 345 billion pesos for pensions and a total of about 460 billion pesos when adding halted public works, equipment payments, and the teacher incentive fund.
- Ziliotto said he delivered a debt breakdown and is awaiting a prompt response from the national government to begin reducing the liabilities.
- He withheld positions on labor and tax reforms, citing lack of access to drafts, as the government tallies 18 governor meetings and prepares for a December 10 court hearing and legislative start.