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Gisela Marziotta: "The Government Has an Agenda Against Retirees" The Session Was Dropped Where It Was Intended to Discuss the Previsional Moratorium
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In dialogue with 750, the deputy warned that it is essential to discuss the projects to sustain the pre-visional moratorium, although the government is already prepared to veto them if they go out.
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The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, said that in the event that Congress approves the moratorium and the retirement reform that will be discussed this Wednesday in the Chamber of Deputies, President Javier Milei will veto them. At the AmCham 2025 summit, the official said that the agenda of the special session of the lower House is “all negative” and said: “Because of its position that we are going to veto it.” “Norma that is approved, that g…
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