Argentina Votes This Week on the Reform Barring the Central Bank From Funding the Treasury
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The session was convened Wednesday at 12 to discuss the reform of the BCRA Organic Charter and a new version of Fiscal Innocence; the agenda includes concessions to allies to secure votes
Argentina votes this week on the reform barring the central bank from funding the Treasury
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies will on Wednesday debate the reform of the central bank's charter promoted by Javier Milei's government, which bars the monetary authority from financing the fiscal deficit through money creation and restores preservation of the value of the currency as its sole objective.
This Wednesday a new session will take place in the lower house in which the ruling party will also seek to give half a sanction to the Fiscal Innocence project 2.All new government news, minute by minute.
The Government presented the reform of the Organic Charter of the Central Bank with an explicit objective: to end the monetary financing of the Treasury and strengthen the independence of the monetary authority. However, the project also opens the possibility for the monetary institution to take credits from international private banks and to use its reserves as a guarantee of these operations. Javier Milei’s proposal modifies the nature of the …
After the launch of his career towards re-election in 2027 and in the midst of the bid with the PRO allies, Javier Milei begins a new week of management with the agenda recharged, with the focus placed on some of the key reforms with which he wants to advance in the coming weeks. This Monday, from 10 pm, the President will lead a Cabinet meeting, while on Tuesday afternoon they will hold a meeting with deputies and senators, in the pre-discussio…
Freedom Forwards will seek to advance this Wednesday with two of the main government initiatives. To gain support, the ruling party expanded the agenda and incorporated projects driven by allied and dialectist blocs.
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