Uruguay is cheaper for Argentinians, but the Orsi government is cautious about summer travel due to El Niño.

Uruguay has become more affordable for Argentine visitors, prompting tourism operators to begin seasonal projections starting in October, with the long weekend around October 12 serving as a key indicator for the upcoming summer season. Despite the favorable economic conditions regarding currency exchange, the government of Orsi maintains a cautious outlook for the summer due to the potential impacts of the El Niño weather phenomenon.

Separately in Spain, a major legislative push concerning working hours reform—championed by Second Vice President and Minister of Labor Yolanda Díaz—remains a possibility for enactment prior to the upcoming November 29 elections, despite the dissolution of parliament and the ongoing electoral timeline.