US EditionVictoria Villarruel Denied Patricia Bullrich the Floor in the Midst of the Swearing-in of New Lawmakers
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The Senate of the Nation lived a key day this Friday, marked by the swearing-in of the three senators elected by Neuquén after the elections of October 26. In an act led by Vice President Victoria Villarruel, Pablo Cervi, Nadia Márquez and Julieta Corroza took their seats, who will represent the province since December 10. The oaths not only meant a change of names in the Neuquinity representation, but also a political redefinition within the Co…
The presence of Karina Milei in the Senate boxes and the particular gesture with Bullrich at the time of her oath. Union for the Homeland leaders embraced three senators in the midst of rumors of escapes. The presences in the Legislative Palace. Lorena Villaverde and the physical resemblance with two elected legislators. In the presence of Karina Milei, Manuel Adorni and Diego Santilli, 23 of the new 24 elected national senators swore on the pre…
The Congress witnessed on Friday the swearing-in of the 23 senators elected in the last legislative elections. The ceremony was held on the Senate premises where the legislator of Libertad Avanza, Lorena Villaverde, could not swear her seat until the Constitutional Affairs Committee resolved her case, as she was investigated for alleged links with drug trafficking. The session had its spicy moment with a crossing between Patricio Bullrich and Vi…
The future head of the bloc of the ruling party asked for the word and the vice president denied it. The background was conflicted by the box for Karina, Adorni and Santilli.
LLA's brand-new block boss wanted to denounce the unequal distribution of invitations to family members and the blockade of executive officials, but the Vice President adjourned the session, alluding to a "parliamentary work agreement." Read more
The oath of the elected senators ended with an exchange between Patricia Bullrich and Victoria Villarruel after the session was closed.The episode occurred when the outgoing Minister of National Security tried to intervene to raise a question related to the entry of escorts into the compound. Later, explaining her position before the accredited media, Bullrich said that the organization had informed that each legislator would be allowed to enter…
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