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Kicillof’s Government Demands to Maintain the PASS: “They Want to Prevent the Opposition From Organizing for Milei to Be Re-Elected”

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The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, rejected the elimination or suspension of the Primary Schools and maintained that changing the electoral rules to favor a political space “is a crime.” Casa Rosada negotiates with the governors in order to approve the political reform.

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The Minister of Government of Buenos Aires, Carlos Bianco, rejected the elimination or suspension of the Primary Schools and maintained that changing the electoral rules to favor a political space “is a crime.” Casa Rosada negotiates with the governors in order to approve the political reform.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The head of government of Buenos Aires assured that this act constitutes “a crime”.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Carlos Bianco defended the PASS as a tool to resolve the candidacies within the political fronts and warned that electoral reforms should seek greater transparency, efficiency and lower costs, not party advantages. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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