US EditionThe Government Bulwarked the Retirement Veto, but Was Unable to Save the Disability Veto.
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After a high-voltage political debate in the Chamber of Deputies, the ruling party and its allies scored an important victory last night by twisting the opposition's arm and obtaining the third of the votes needed to shield the veto that President Javier Milei imposed on the law that establishes a rise in retirement income.The government accused the opposition of trying to break the fiscal balance, one of the pillars of economic administration.T…
The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, awarded the management with the legislators to reaffirm the presidential veto against the retirement increase that the Chamber of Deputies treated last Wednesday, and called the result of the session “a tie”, after the opposition managed to reject the veto to the Disability Emergency Law. “Yesterday I used the phone and we pulled a tie, the week before we had been beaten, and we avoided the Minister of Econ…
The expectations of Argentine retirees to receive an increase in their assets were once again dashed this Wednesday in the Chamber of Deputies. For the second consecutive year, the ruling majority, supported by legislators related to governors of several provinces, managed to shield President Javier Milei’s veto to the law of increase and retirement emergency. The final vote was 160 in favor, 83 against and 6 abstentions, with 8 MPs absent, leav…
In a marathon session, the ruling party signed on Wednesday a victory and two defeats in Deputies. On the one hand, it managed to sustain the presidential rejection of the 7.2% increase in retirements and the increase in the bonus of the current $70,000 to $110,000, sanctioned by the Senate on July 10, but, on the other hand, it could not achieve the same objective with the veto to the emergency in disability, nor could it prevent the co-partici…
The Chamber of Deputies ratified on Wednesday the veto of President Javier Milei to the law that granted an extraordinary increase to pensions and pensions. With 160 affirmative votes, 83 against, 6 abstentions and 8 absent, the opposition did not get the 166 votes necessary to insist with the norm that established an increase of 7.2% in the assets and raised the bonus from 70 thousand to 110 thousand pesos. The result closed the possibility tha…
The government today managed to shield President Javier Milei’s veto to the law that aimed to increase retirements by 7.2%, having gathered just over a third of the votes. The project also sought to extend the exceptional bonus to 110,000 pesos for retirees of the minimum. The opposition rejected the veto and sought to give another attack to the government, but it stayed at the door: it achieved 160 votes in favor of insisting on the norm, while…
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