Overview
- The Supreme Court, in unanimous rulings signed June 25, 2026, rejected the government's extraordinary appeals because they challenged a provisional order rather than a final judgment and left the precautionary measure intact.
- That precautionary order requires the state to apply articles 5 and 6 of Law 27.795, which update wages for teaching and non‑teaching staff and recomposes multiple student‑aid programs.
- The decision enforces interim relief only and does not decide whether Decree 759/2025 lawfully suspended parts of the statute; the main constitutional case remains before Judge Martín Cormick in federal court.
- The ruling follows a June 10 partial agreement that granted a 24.33% salary recomposition and other transfers, but universities say that accord falls short of the law's automatic inflation‑linked formulas and budgetary gaps persist.
- The government warns the updates carry a large fiscal cost—reported at roughly 1.3 trillion pesos—and the ruling has prompted internal criticism of its legal strategy and fresh calls from unions and rectors to press for full implementation.