He called on his deputies and senators to insist on the approval of the law that was voted by large majorities in both chambers and was vetoed by President Javier Milei.
The Radical Civic Union called on its national deputies and senators to insist on the approval of the Law to update the budget of public universities, which was voted by large majorities in both chambers and was vetoed by the President Javier Milei.
This position is part of the guidelines of the National Board, which on September 25 approved a document suggesting to the national parliamentary blocs that “maintain that position, be present in the room and vote against the President’s announced veto.”
The UCR statement points out that “an Autonomous, Self-Governed, and Quality Public University System has been part of the UCR program since its inception, back in 1918, and has been ratified since then in each National Convention.”
The letter ends by indicating that “yesterday’s massive mobilizations throughout the country do nothing more than ratify the popular support for this Law vetoed by Milei.”
Martín Lousteau in the face of Javier Milei’s veto: “We are going to insist in Congress with the law”
The radical senator Martín Lousteau announced that the legislators of his party will insist in Congress on the university financing law. He said it last night minutes before they met President Javier Milei’s veto to the norm sanctioned by the Legislative Branch and after the massive march in favor of public education.
“I don’t think Milei is stupid enough to veto. If he vetoes, we are going to insist on the law in Congress”the president of the UCR had said, in dialogue with Gustavo Sylvestre on Minuto Uno on C5N.
“Milei is ridiculous and a hypocrite. The Government never called for a debate on university policy. The President defunds, suffocates, attacks and discredits universities. When the President talks about Education it is to disparage it. The Government He doesn’t want to debate, he wants to use excuses“added the leader of radicalism.
Source: Ambito
