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How much do members of the Armed Forces earn in August 2026, after the official raise?
AR🏛️ PoliticsCenter5 hr. ago

How much do members of the Armed Forces earn in August 2026, after the official raise?

The article reports on the salary adjustments for members of the Argentine Armed Forces in August 2026, following an official increase. The changes were established through Resolution Joint 35/2026 and Decree 695/2026, both published in the Official Gazette. These measures set new monthly pay rates for different ranks within the military and provide a fixed sum of $50,000 for all personnel during August. The article lists detailed salary figures for various positions, including officers and enlisted ranks, along with the additional $50,000 payment. It notes that these amounts are determined by the Ministry of Defense based on national public administration budget allocations.

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How much do members of the Armed Forces earn in August 2026, after the official raise?

The article reports on the salary adjustments for members of the Argentine Armed Forces in August 2026, following an official increase. The changes were established through Resolution Joint 35/2026 and Decree 695/2026, both published in the Official Gazette. These measures set new monthly pay rates for different ranks within the military and provide a fixed sum of $50,000 for all personnel during August. The article lists detailed salary figures for various positions, including officers and enlisted ranks, along with the additional $50,000 payment. It notes that these amounts are determined by the Ministry of Defense based on national public administration budget allocations.

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