The Chief of Staff said he had enough backing from the governors, but counting the support was far from the 37 senators to approve the electoral reform.
The Chief of Staff said he had enough backing from the governors, but counting the support was far from the 37 senators to approve the electoral reform.
The Chief of Staff defended the electoral reform promoted by Javier Milei and assured that the elimination or suspension of the primaries will advance in Congress.
The Rosada House suspended the progress of the bill in the Senate until it gathered 37 votes. Governors, radicals and allies still do not guarantee support.