US EditionParliamentarians Hold Back Governors' Projects: Milei Buys Time for a Negotiated Exit
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The deputies await some directive from the presidents, while the latter hope that some channel of dialogue will be opened with Casa Rosada before moving forward with the initiatives that the president promised to veto.
The Executive Is Playing the Veto and Activating a Round of Agreements with Governors Before July 30
The national government entered operative mode this week to avoid a further defeat in Congress. After the Senate passed by a large majority the laws on pension increases, pension benefits, moratorium and disability emergency, Javier Milei prepares to advance with the presidential veto, but knows that he needs to politically shield that move. According to legislative sources, the Senate would send the laws to the Executive on Wednesday, and from …
President Javier Milei (La Libertad Avanza) announced that he will veto the laws passed by Congress last Thursday. At his conference on the Stock Exchange
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