US EditionFrancos Points to Dialogue with Governors After Legislative Defeat
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As is often the case every time there is a tambronazo in the national government, the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, is in charge of trying to put cold cloths and remove all kinds of rumors. The session in the Senate left the Executive again weakened, showed a breakdown in the relationship with the governors and reopened the internal one within libertarian management. Amid the demands of the provincial leaders for the distribution of funds, …
The Chief of Staff admitted tensions with the provincial leaders and pointed against the claim of funds in an election year. He defended the fiscal course and anticipated that subsidies in AMBA could be affected.
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Noticias de Mar del Plata.The Chief of Staff of the Nation, Guillermo Francos, assured that the government will veto and, if necessary, judicialize the laws recently passed by Congress that involve an increase in public spending without financing. In dialogue with Rivadavia AM 630, the official defended the fiscal balance policy of Javier Milei’s government and questioned the actions of some sectors of Congress and provincial governors. “The fiscal balance is the basis o…
The Rosada House insisted with the vetoes and pointed against the governors for the lack of fiscal adjustment. In addition, the Chief of Staff attributed the setback in the Senate to the electoral period.
While Milei threatens the veto, the Chief of Staff changes the tone and anticipates agreements.
After the approval in the Senate of several projects promoted by the opposition, the Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos said that "I don't think everything is broken" the dialogue with the governors and anticipated that with some there will be "electoral agreements."In an interview with Radio Mitre, he said that "not all governors are the same" and differed between those "dedicated to spend" and those who, according to his vision, are "more auste…
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