The Government Seeks Votes to Suspend the PASO: PRO and a Section of the UCR Put Obstacles in the Senate
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Casa Rosada seeks to secure votes in the Senate and define electoral reform before November concentrates the entire political agenda.
The PRO and a section of the UCR are the main obstacles that the government has to move forward with the suspension of the PASS in the Senate, since the support of some provincial governors is not enough for the ruling party to gather the necessary majority to approve the electoral reform. The government is optimistic...
The ruling party analyzes when to call the Senate to move forward with political reform. October’s agenda will be crossed by opposition marches, legislative sessions and the Pope’s visit. Freedom Advance believes that there was a principle of understanding with allied governors and that Karina Milei will have the last word.
La Libertad Avanza has 21 senators and needs to reach 37 to approve the electoral reform. PRO, part of the UCR and some governors maintain differences with the project.
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