US EditionAte Highlighted the Fall of the Decrees in the Senate and Asked to Sustain the Pressure Against the Government
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After the final rejection in the Senate, the decrees promoted by Federico Sturzenegger were put to no effect. ATE’s secretary general, Rodolfo Aguiar, said that the vote marks a brake on the reform of the state and warned that the ruling party “was weakened without delegated powers.” After the final rejection in the Senate of the state deregulation decrees of Minister Federico Sturzenegger, ratifying what happened in Deputies on August 6, the Ge…
The state union welcomed the parliamentary decision that curbed part of the reform promoted by Javier Milei and warned that it is time to redouble the offensive. The post ATE highlighted the fall of the decrees in the Senate and asked to sustain the pressure against the government appeared first on The Intransigent.
Widespread rejection by the Senate of decrees deregulating public bodies With 9 affirmative votes, 60 negative votes and 2 abstentions, the Chamber of Senators rejected the decree of delegated powers 462/25, which established the dissolution of the Regulatory Agency for the Hemp Industry and Medicinal Cannabis (ARICCAME) and the reassignment of its functions to the Ministry of Economy and ANMAT. In addition, it provided for the dissolution of ot…
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