Government

The Ministry of Human Development organized a dance event for young people and adults with disabilities from several towns. Minister Marta Russo Arriola highlighted ongoing efforts toward inclusion through workshops across the province.

Jujuy celebrated its culture at Buenos Aires International Book Fair with literary presentations and live performances. Award-winning authors showcased their work alongside renowned musicians and dancers during this milestone fiftieth edition.

Jujuy’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism has partnered with Brazil’s embassy to offer free online Portuguese courses tailored for local tourism professionals. The program aims to strengthen ties with Brazilian visitors through language skills development. Courses will last six months with official certification upon completion.

Health authorities in Jujuy have confirmed three hantavirus cases but report no evidence of an outbreak or local spread of the Andes virus. Surveillance remains active while officials urge continued preventive measures among rural populations.

The Instituto de Seguros de Jujuy confirmed it continues its ‘Pronto Pago’ system with biweekly payments for doctors. Officials say this digital process ensures timely compensation while improving efficiency in handling claims.

A new organ donation procedure was completed at Hospital San Roque in Jujuy, bringing this year’s total operations in the province to 32. Authorities credit increased community awareness and ongoing training programs with supporting these results.

The Jujuy Ministry of Health has launched a new week-long campaign focused on descacharrado to fight dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases. Health teams are visiting neighborhoods across San Salvador to remove items that could become mosquito breeding sites. The effort includes additional prevention measures like vaccination drives and public education.

A new round of Ley Micaela training started in Puesto Viejo to promote gender equality and prevent violence. The initiative targets all public officials under national law. Victoria Zerpa coordinated the event.

The Ministry of Education organized a technical meeting with Institute No. 11 officials, faculty, students, and health sector representatives. The session covered student participation processes, curriculum coverage issues, teacher payments, new programs implementation, and professional practices tied to healthcare careers.

Jujuy officials have met to discuss purchasing new vehicles and equipment for local police forces. Plans include acquiring cars, motorcycles, kitchen gear, and possibly horses for specialized units. Authorities say these measures will help modernize operations.