- The government already has a decree ready to privatize roads. Transfer of roads from the state to private companies will be launched. It will be National Roads that will guide the process, which for the time being will start only with the Route 18 corridor, currently responsible for Crusa, which exploits Routes 12 and 14, as well as the Rosario-Victoria Bridge.
- The government offered a bonus to official retirees in January. Under a presidential decree, retirees and pensioners continue to receive the extraordinary bonus of 70,000 pesos. It is received in full by those who receive the minimum amount and when they exceed this number, the bonus is proportional until the maximum amount of 335,907 pesos is reached.
- Very hot week. Due to the movement of the anticyclone, which will allow a warm air mass to enter the national territory, the Meteorological Service expects days of high temperatures in the north and center of the country. The agency has issued a yellow alert for today affecting AMBA and 14 other provinces.
- There have already been 24 deaths in California due to the fires. There are more than 180,000 evacuees. Firefighters are working to put out the fire, which was exacerbated by strong winds. They seek to prevent the fire from reaching some residential areas in the city of Los Angeles. Economic losses exceed $130 billion.
- Barcelona beat Real Madrid 5-2 in the final: they won the Classic and the Cup. The Catalan team had started by losing to its rival, but it turned the score around and ended up defeating the Merengue in the match that was held in Saudi Arabia. In this way, Barcelona became champion of the Spanish Super Cup and won a new title in its history.
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