US EditionIn Addition to Passing Three Annoying Laws, the Senate Voted to Reverse Javier Milei's Veto for bahía Blanca
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The rise of the retirements that had half a sanction of Deputies was approved unanimously by the vote of 52 senators of the main opposition benches.The extension of the moratorium achieved 39 votes in favor and 14 against.The bloc of LLA and Victoria Villarruel withdrew from the session.
After the following defeats that the ruling party suffered in the Senate this Thursday, the President promised to veto all laws that attack the "zero deficit." The key to keeping that move standing could be the lower House where, at least in his first year of office, the libertarian managed to gather the "87 heroes."
The Catalans ended up voting the position contrary to that of President Javier Milei, thus marking a notorious tension with the governors, such as Raúl Jalil. The post Raúl Jalil's betrayal of Javier Milei: he asked his senators to vote against the government appeared first on El Intransigente.
The government will have to gather a third of votes to shield its rejection of the initiatives approved by the Senate. There is a possibility of "super-session" in Deputies because the pediatric emergency and university funding are also at stake.What they think about the provinces and the opposition.They sanction an increase in retirements and the disability emergency The government is already preparing its counter-offensive after the series of …
The ruling party suffered its most serious parliamentary setback since it came to power. The opposition imposed a key session in the Senate and passed five laws with fiscal impact. The President accused the presidents of wanting to “destroy the national government” and rejected any attempt to negotiate.
Javier Milley is expected to veto a health bill that would increase pensions in Argentina
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