Martin Menem Presses Bullrich: Expects the Senate to Suspend the PASS in the Next 15 Days
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The president of the Chamber of Deputies said that "work is being done" to advance the government's project."I think we're going to be able to suspend the PASS," he said.
The president of the lower house pointed out the obligation of the Senate to enforce the law promoted by the government; he spoke about the Pope's visit and reiterated that he did not seek to give a political message
The president of the Chamber of Deputies said that the electoral reform depends exclusively on the Upper House, where the former minister leads the bloc and the negotiations. He also anticipated that there will be extraordinary sessions
Martín Menem said Thursday that the Senate official is “working” on the mission to suspend the PASS in the face of 2027 and said that the average sanction in the Senate could be “in the next two weeks.”
The president of the lower house also ruled out that Pope Leo XIV's message of dialogue was for the government.
The Senator for Freedom Advance (LLA) is in charge of leading the negotiations with the blocks in the Upper House.
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