Budget 2027 and Electoral Reform: What the Governors Have on the PASS
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With spring began the last stage of this legislative year. The ruling party has a long list of negotiations to unearth: from Budget 2027 to an electoral reform where the votes still do not appear. Reform by Falklands and the distrust of the allies. In the provinces, the chainsaw left new wounded. Read more
The two initiatives promoted by the government generate different positions between allied and dialogue leaders, which also raise claims and modifications.
The Government is promoting in Congress two key initiatives that set the priority of its legislative agenda: the draft Budget 2027 recently sent and the electoral reform aimed at modifying or eliminating the PASS. The two proposals generate disparate positions among provincial governors, including those who have good dialogue or alliance...
The two libertarian proposals managed to generate different readings among the leaders. Officialism continues to bet on eliminating the PASS.
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