Officialism risks a break in the Senate by the Supreme Court's statutes

Next Thursday, the Senate will meet to discuss the statements of judges Manuel García-Mansilla and Ariel Lijo, who were appointed Supreme Court ministers by decree of President Javier Milei. However, the government does not have the votes to approve those appointments, so it is headed,... The entry García-Mansilla and Lijo's statements enter the Senate, and the government could suffer a harsh political defeat was first published in INFO135.

Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla The Casa Rosada does not show signs of backing down despite the positions of its allies; the rejection of the federal judge amounts, for now, to about 30 votes in the upper house; the academic, more than 34 Javier Milei's government does not have the votes to approve the statements that nominate Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla as judges of the Supreme Court of Justice and is on the way, not to mediate …

The Casa Rosada avoided giving definitions about the strategy for the meeting of the documents of Ariel Lijo and Manuel García-Mansilla, and uncertainty grows in the upper chamber. Some spaces evaluate not to give quorum, while the officialism faces a complex scenario with the look of the market and investors.