US Edition"We Lost Everything": the Government Admitted Its Hard Defeat in Deputies
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The Argentine government has affirmed this Thursday that they will veto "everything we can veto" after the...
In addition, he harshly questioned the blocks that usually accompanied the ruling party and accused them of acting in complicity with Kirchnerism.
The session in the Chamber of Deputies on Thursday injured the government. The body gave half a sanction to the laws of university financing and pediatric health emergency. It was a hard day for libertarians: Bertie Benegas Lynch erred ugly in his speech and Santurio committed a syncericide on the surplus and the most vulnerable. Is the impact from the government? The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, acknowledged in note with Mitre radio: “We …
The Chief of Staff, Guillermo Francos, acknowledged the defeat of the ruling party in the Chamber of Deputies during the recent legislative day and anticipated that President Javier Milei will strongly veto any law that involves an increase in public spending. In radio statements, Francos admitted: “We lost all”, in reference to the projects that the opposition managed to approve and that must now be debated in the Senate, among which are univer…
In an extensive and tense session, the Chamber of Deputies made a strong political setback to the ruling party by approving a series of opposition-driven measures, including the increase in the budget for national universities, the declaration of emergency of the Garrahan Hospital and the rejection of decrees signed by President Javier Milei. Overall, the ruling party suffered 12 defeats in the compound, some with majorities close to two-thirds,…
After the setback in Deputies, the government accused the UCR, the Civic Coalition and provincial forces of voting with Kirchnerism: “They did demagogy.” The head of the Cabinet, Guillermo Francos, spoke of “functional” blocks to Union for the Homeland in the session in the Lower House and linked the legislative defeat of the ruling party to the electoral campaign. Francos warned that they lost all votes in Wednesday’s session in Congress after …
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