The Ruling Party Managed to Consolidate Its Majority to Continue the Debate on the Private Property Law
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Photo: collage with images of Pilar Camacho (LN), Profile and David Briasco (@registerovisual). After more than five hours of repression by federal forces against the massive mobilization in front of Congress, the Senate granted this morning half a sanction to what remained of the draft Law on the Inviolability of Private Property promoted by the government of Javier Milei.
After more than eleven hours of debate, the Senate generally approved the draft Law on the Non-Violability of Private Property promoted by the national government. The initiative obtained half a sanction with 37 affirmative votes and 33 negative votes and will now have to be dealt with by the Chamber of Deputies. To gather the necessary support, the ruling party again modified the text during the session. As happened with the chapter on the rura…
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After extensive negotiations with governors and dialogue blocs, the ruling party was able to approve the initiative by 37 votes to 33. The text was modified by eliminating the chapter on the sale of land to foreigners. The Senate approved on Thursday in general the Law on Private Property by 37 votes to 33, after an extensive negotiation between the ruling party, governors and dialogue blocs. The initiative obtained half a sanction and should no…
The ruling party obtained approval in the Senate of the Law on the Inviolability of Private Property, although it had to resign issues. It should be dealt with by deputies.
With 38 votes to 31, La Libertad Avanza prevented the project from returning to commission, as the opposition intended. The post The ruling party managed to consolidate its majority to continue the debate over the Private Property Law appeared first on El Intranssigente: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.
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