• Martín Llaryora wins in Cordoba by three points over Luis Juez: the one chosen by Juan Schiaretti to succeed him is ahead of the opposition candidate while he holds 94.11% of the polling stations. The review was delayed due to data transmission issues and there were complaints in both spaces. They point out that this is the strongest abstention since 1983.
• Gildo Insfrán won again in Formosa: with all the tables scrutinized, the ruling party was 50 points ahead of its main competitor. The current governor, in power since 1995, won nearly 70% of the vote and thus begins his eighth consecutive term. “I owe myself to the people and I leave when they want,” Insfrán said.
• Sergio Massa, candidate for the ruling party’s unity list, meets his team: for now, the economy minister will continue to lead the portfolio despite the fact that he said the role was incompatible with the election campaign. Today, he is meeting his cabinet to define the politico-economic agenda for the next few days.
• The US Coast Guard will investigate the implosion of the Titan submersible: the Canadian authorities have already begun an investigation, since the mother ship of the submarine had the flag of this country. As this is an event that occurred in international waters, other agencies may launch their own investigation.
• Riquelme said goodbye and Boca was a party: with luxury guests such as Leo Messi, Angel Di Maria, Leandro Paredes, Pablo Aimar, Scaloni and many historical Boca figures, one of the greatest xeneizes idols had his tribute party. At the end, Riquelme dedicated a few words to Carlos Bianchi, present at the Bombonera, who received one of the most moving ovations of the evening.

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