La Libertad Avanza responded to Lospennato's accusations and said that the deputy seeks to add points to the election

In the wake of the fall of clean slate in the Senate, the political sectors were immersed in cross accusations about the motive behind the lack of votes, which was not foreseen. On the one hand, Silvia Lospennato, deputy of Republican Proposal (Pro) and one of the promoters of the project, accused La Libertad Avanza of carrying out a “pact of impunity” and, on the other, the official said that the candidate for Buenos Aires legislator seeks to a…

The President charged the inks against the yellow MP, who competes against Adorni in the Buenos Aires elections. He also questioned the Clarín group about Telefónica’s purchase. On Thursday, the government revealed its strategy to react to the rejection of the clean card law: to blame the PRO, with whom La Libertad Avanza competes in the next elections in the City of Buenos Aires. To that end, Javier Milei himself loaded the inks against Silvia …

While the presidential spokesman maintained that the members of the yellow party "once again lied", the deputy and promoter of the initiative questioned that in the ruling party "they knew this was going to happen and they didn't prevent it."

The presidential spokesman and candidate for Buenos Aires legislator accused Macrismo of having rushed the vote in the Senate and spoke of "electoral speculation." Lospennato, his rival in the election, again pointed out Milei as responsible for the defeat in the upper house.

From the PRO they point to the ruling party and the President for the defeat in Congress this Wednesday. He also strongly questioned the senators of Misiones who voted against the project.

The bill was rejected after the ruling party confirmed having the 37 votes necessary to make it law.The entry Refuse of Clean Sheet: Lospennato accused the existence of a "pact of impunity" was first published in #BorderJournalism.