Finally, neither the Open Cabildo nor the Colorado Party asked to extend the terms of the “original plan”, so the reform could be voted on Friday in commission.
The deputies of Town meeting did not request to postpone the vote on the social security reform project in Uruguay, and the coalition hopes to approve the final text at the Special Commission to be able to carry out the vote on Friday.
Finally, the order to stick to the original plan that the president lowered Luis Lacalle Pou his partisan sector seems to have triumphed in the internal dispute that arose over the pension reform in the Multicolored Coalition. And, if everything continues along the same path, the project could be voted on Friday in the commission.
Neither the Cabildo Abierto —as was expected to happen— nor the Colorado Party They requested to extend the term of treatment, so that the plenary could give the pending half sanction after the Tourism Weekin mid-April.
What will Cabildo Abierto do in the vote?
For the moment, Open Town Hall reiterated its refusal to vote on the project as it is today, despite the modifications introduced by the Executive Power, with the aim of bringing positions closer between the sectors of the coalition.
But talks at the highest levels of the parties continue, so there could be developments on this front. Likewise, the Constitution Commission of the Chamber of Deputies approved the guerrilla victims reparation lawone of the projects that the sector led by Guido Manini Rios intended to play as a bargaining chip for the votes that are missing for the reform of social security. Something that could even be understood as a sign of optimism for the National Party.
On the other hand, the Colorado representative Gustavo Zubia joined the rejection of the key project of the government’s reformist agenda, and announced that he will not give his vote as long as the text does not repeal the Social Security Assistance Tax (IASS).
Source: Ambito
