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Milei Got His First Word Deals with Governors and a “Blue” Negotiation Is Being Made to Lower Taxes

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At Casa Rosada they say that there are provinces that have already promised support to vote for the suspension of the PASS. Cross-orders are multiplying for tax losses. The government seeks to reduce market uncertainty by 2027 as soon as possible while seeking internal solutions.

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The government pressured the Allied governors to suspend the PASS and set the limit for that plan the last week of October. The scenario divided opinions into radicalism while Peronism remained in the internal push for the definition of the candidate to confront Milei.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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At Casa Rosada they say that there are provinces that have already promised support to vote for the suspension of the PASS. Cross-orders are multiplying for tax losses. The government seeks to reduce market uncertainty by 2027 as soon as possible while seeking internal solutions.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Before President Milei’s departure to the United States, the main officials of the ruling party will meet at Casa Rosada. It will be the same day that the September inflation rate will be known in the afternoon. They will outline the strategy so that on Thursday the opposition cannot sit in parliament. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Javier Milei’s government began to close political agreements with governors while seeking support to suspend the PASS and move forward with political reform. In return, the provinces propose a reduction of tax pressure and demand changes in national taxes to favor production, investment and employment.

Casa Rosada negotiates political alliances in exchange for commitments to lower taxes and move forward with deregulation. The objective is to give predictability to the markets, gather votes for electoral reform and suspend the PASS.

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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