February 3rd was chosen as the second municipality with the best management in the province of Buenos Aires by UBA

Another relevant fact of the study is the evolution of the municipality compared to the previous year. The Political-Institutional section showed the highest growth, with an improvement of 0.43 points compared to the previous measurement

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The UBA report explained that the objective of the research is to provide tools to understand the complexity and dynamism of the municipalities that make up one of the most important metropolitan areas

in Latin America.

The recognition is in addition to various projects and initiatives developed over the last decade, a period in which the management was led by Diego Valenzuela and which is currently still under the direction of Aybar.

Among the milestones are the construction of the Hornos and Sáenz Peña tunnels, the establishment of companies, the generation of employment and the implementation of a local investment incentive regime.

With these results, Tres de Febrero once again consolidates its presence at the top of the ranking of municipal management prepared by the University of Buenos Aires.

Economic development and improvement of municipal management The

mayor also focused on the first shared position in Economic Development and maintained that the result reflects one of the main objectives of the

local administration.

“Being at the top in Economic Development marks that we follow the path of one of our missions, not only to provide good services, but to create conditions for investment, work and development,” he said.

Tres de Febrero, governed by La Libertad Avanza, was once again among the municipalities in Buenos Aires with the best management results.

For the second consecutive year, the district ranked second in the Strategic City Management Index (IGEC) 2026, prepared by the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), which analyzes the performance of 31 municipalities based on 159 indicators.

The municipality, currently led by Mayor Rodrigo Aybar, obtained an overall score of 3.55 points out of a maximum of 5. The result represents an improvement compared to the previous measurement, when it registered 3.34 points, which means an increase of 0.21 points in its overall evaluation

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One of the highlights of the report was Tres de Febrero's performance in Environment and Economic Development, two categories in which it ranked first. In the environmental section, it scored 3.45 points, while in Economic Development it obtained 3.72, sharing the first position

with Vicente López.

The district also achieved outstanding results in other dimensions evaluated by the research. It ranked second in Political-Institutional, with 3.52 points, and in Society, with 3.46. In Technology and Infrastructure, it ranked fourth, with a score of 3.62

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After learning about the results, Aybar highlighted academic recognition and linked the position obtained with the public policies implemented in the district.

“It is a great pride to be at the top of the ranking in this prestigious study by the University of Buenos Aires, in which we show that our public policies and quality of management work,” said the community leader.