Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Boletín Oficial de la Provincia de Santa Fe

Published by the provincial government (boletinoficial@santafe.gob.ar). Its structure is the most auction-friendly of the provincial gazettes surveyed: remates have their own sections, split by judicial circunscripción.

Field	Value
Website	https://www.santafe.gob.ar/boletinoficial/
Daily edition	Full PDF (e.g. recursos/boletines/pdf/2026/10/BO09102026.pdf) plus web sections
Remates sections	Remates Primera Circunscripción, Remates Segunda Circunscripción, and (in search) Remates Otras Jurisdicciones; matching “Edictos” sections. Inside the PDF each block is divided into “REMATES DEL DÍA” (first publication) and “REMATES ANTERIORES” (continuing runs)
Search	Free “Búsqueda avanzada”: text (exact phrase / all / any words), section (each Remates section selectable) and date range
Archive	”Boletines anteriores” by year from 2002
Cost	No tariff page found — needs_verification. Each notice carries a receipt line with amount and first/last dates (e.g. “S/C 50185 Oct. 7 Oct. 9” on a cost-free notice)

Santa Fe has five circunscripciones (see santa-fe); the web sections name only the first two, so notices from the others appear to fall under the general or “otras” headings — needs_verification.

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