Argentina

Public-works procedures with agency, status, estimated budget and publication dates. Archive last updated in May 2023; this is not a current feed or all Argentine public works. The budget is not an award or payment, and its currency is not identified.

Declarations to Argentina’s Anti-Corruption Office covering former role and agency and subsequent employment. Each row is a declared activity, not a distinct person. Inclusion does not prove a conflict of interest or misconduct. “Sin información” and dates such as 9999-04-01 are source placeholders, not verified facts.

Accrued spending of Argentina's consolidated public sector (national, provincial and municipal) by purpose and function since 1980, in millions of current pesos of each year. Served live from datos.gob.ar; do not compare years without deflating.

Monthly execution of the 2025 budget by jurisdiction, entity, program, purpose, function, object and funding source, with approved, current, committed, accrued and paid credit. The portal datastore holds the first 2,000 rows of the export; totals over this sample are not national totals.

Monthly non-financial national public-sector revenue, expenditure, subsidies and balances. Current ARS; primary and financial balances are different measures. Components, subtotals and totals must not be added together.

National accrued spending on income-support, pension and employment programs. These figures do not establish cash payments or unique beneficiaries. Nominal ARS; program coverage can change.

Monthly revenue by tax and social contribution. Nominal ARS. Alternative total definitions and component taxes are queried separately to prevent double counting.

ANSES pension and allowance benefits. These are benefits rather than unique people. Transparency, Open Data and AUH bulletin series retain their names and must not be summed together.

Total, public, registered private and unregistered private wage indices. October 2016 = 100. An index measures change rather than average pay or inflation-adjusted purchasing power.

INDEC nominal food and total basic-basket values. The published unit is retained; values are not converted into costs for a particular household. Each basket is compared separately.

Monthly series for all 24 jurisdictions, without seasonal adjustment. Source thousands of people are converted to people. Buenos Aires city and province are separate jurisdictions.

Registered private and public workers, self-employed and domestic workers. Thousands of people converted to people. Adjusted and unadjusted series, components and totals remain separate.

INDEC monthly average product prices for Greater Buenos Aires. Nominal ARS. Commercial sizes and units vary by product; prices are not added together or interpreted as national prices.

CAMMESA electricity demand and operating data. GWh energy, MW peak power and °C temperature are different quantities. Regions, distributors and national totals are queried separately.

Gas production and consumption by activity. Millions of cubic metres converted to m³. User and distributor breakdowns are alternative views and must not be added together.

Bioethanol in cubic metres and biodiesel in tonnes, with production, sales and exports. Totals and components are not added together; the two physical units remain separate.

INDEC construction-activity indices, 2004 = 100, and percentage changes, with adjusted and unadjusted series. This is not contract value or a count of completed works.

Supermarket sales by product, channel and payment method. Current pesos, constant pesos and indices remain distinct measures. The default chart uses the constant-price index, 2017 = 100.