US EditionThe Senate Put a Limit on the Chainsaw and Left Milei Against the Ropes the Opposition and Governors Approved with Large Majority Anti-Adjustment Projects
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What seemed like a routine session of the Senate ended up becoming a political earthquake that shook the government of Javier Milei from its foundation. On a historic day for the Argentine Congress, the ruling party suffered an avalanche of legislative defeats that marked the President's biggest institutional setback since he took office in December 2023. READ ALSO:Argentine Senate approves bill of increase of retirement capital Six key projects…
By Federico Chechele Despite the threats and failed operations, the Senate of the Nation shook the government of Javier Milei. Confronted with all political spaces, the ruling party failed to stop the agreements that allowed to approve the increase to the retirement assets, a new previsional moratorium, the declaration of emergency in disability, the restitution of funds for Bahía Blanca (expired previously), contributions from the National Tre…
The Buenos Aires governor, Axel Kicillof, today questioned President Javier Milei after the legislative setback suffered by the government this week in the Senate, considering that in “these days a democratic correction was put in place” to the president, although he warned that the response of the head of state “is to deepen” his adjustment policies. The declarations of the provincial president came after the upper house passed by a large major…
Despite the threats and operations, the Senate unanimously turned into law the increase in retirements and the disability emergency and by a large majority the pre-visional moratorium. In addition, it rejected the veto to the White Bay Fund, defended YPF’s actions and voted for the governors’ projects. Officialists abandoned the session and Milei announced more vetoes.
Despite the government's warnings about the consequences of the fiscal surplus, under pressure from the opposition and the governors, the Senate approved a change in the retirement formula that they intend to finance through the collection of a tax. In the hours before the session and with the intention of altering the vote, President Javier Milei announced that if approved he would veto the project and in case he did not have the "87 heroes" in…
Friday, July 11, 2025. Yesterday the Senate of the Argentine Republic put a brake on Milei, his administration with a series of decisions , we present the following video of the Editorial of Ari Lijalad in The Uncover where he deepens in the details of this news. We invite the thugs and ...
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