US EditionCongress: Nearly 70% of Senators Had Perfect Attendance Last Year
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Unlike Deputies, where the activity was more intense, the Upper House closed a discreet ordinary period, with only ten meetings between March and November - one of them informative -. Twenty-three senators recorded at least one absence. The Chaqueño Antonio Rodas was the one that lacked the most, with four absences justified by health reasons. Unlike the Chamber of Deputies, where a high number of sessions were recorded for one electoral year, t…
Unlike the Chamber of Deputies, where activity was more intense, the Senate closed a quiet ordinary session, with just ten meetings between March and November—one of them informational. Twenty-three senators registered at least one absence. Antonio Rodas from Chaco province had the most absences, with four justified absences due to health reasons. Unlike the Chamber of Deputies, which held a high number of sessions for an election year, the Sena…
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