In February 2026, personnel of the Gendarmería Nacional Argentina are receiving salaries that remain unchanged from the previous month, as there have been no updates or adjustments. This situation is due to the fact that the current figures are still governed by the latest resolution from the Ministry of Security, which has not yet issued new guidelines regarding salary increments.

The report outlines the salaries for various positions within the Gendarmería, indicating that the highest-ranking officer, the Comandante General, earns $2,635,216, while other ranks receive progressively lower amounts. For instance, the Comandante Mayor earns $2,398,955.25, and the lowest rank mentioned, the Primer Alférez, has a salary that rounds out the pay scale significantly lower than the higher ranks.

This stagnation in salary levels may raise concerns among Gendarmería personnel regarding their remuneration and financial stability, especially as inflation is a pressing issue in Argentina. The reliance on previous year’s figures may indicate a need for the government to address salary adjustments for law enforcement to ensure equitable compensation as the cost of living continues to rise.