The Government Obtained an Opinion on the Project
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The ruling party accepted much of the orders of the blocs considered allies and facilitated the procedure. It could be dealt with on Thursday, November 12.
Freedom Moves forward with the National Sovereignty Defense initiative after accepting modifications requested by allied blocs and responding to U.S. objections. The project includes sanctions for illegal exploitation of resources in the South Atlantic and new security and intelligence provisions.
The majority office, promoted by La Libertad Avanza with the support of allied blocs, incorporates the Ministry of Security into the National Security Council and creates a bicameral follow-up commission. It also reduces sanctions on companies and modifies the penalties provided for foreign interference.
The government of Javier Milei introduced changes to the draft Law of Defense of the National Sovereignty to obtain the support of the dialogue blocs and advance with a majority opinion in the Chamber of Deputies. The modifications include limits to the sanctions against foreign companies, the creation of a bicameral commission of [...]
The amendments aim to limit sanctions on companies linked to hydrocarbon projects in the Malvinas and to create parliamentary controls over Security Council decisions.
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