The Senate Has a Date to Debate the PASS in the Face of the Rosada’s Pressure
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Diego Santilli promotes the reform of the PASO. (N/A) The government claims to have the 37 votes to suspend the PASO, but in the Senate no one confirms it and the allies doubt. In the Rosada House they did not allow even 24 hours to announce that they were going to resume the political reform project to suspend the elections...
With the electoral calendar ever closer, the ruling party accelerates the talks to get the votes it needs in the Senate. The internal one with Patricia Bullrich, the demands of the allies and the possibility of resorting to an alternative plan mark a race against the clock.
Next week they will begin to analyze the electoral reform project of the ruling party. The opposition rejects the initiative
The Senate will resume next week the debate for the electoral reform promoted by the national government, in a scenario crossed by the internal differences of La Libertad Avanza (LLA) and the difficulties to gather the necessary votes. After two months without activity, the president of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Agustín Coto, called [...]
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