The support of a radical sector for the government ended up diluting the possibilities of a broad opposition alliance that could reverse the presidential decision.
No room for political defeats, The Government once again demonstrated its negotiating capacity and pragmatism. Once again, its Executive Branch representatives aligned the allied blocks in the Chamber of Deputies to guarantee a third of the votes in a session that cannot be reversed Javier Milei’s veto against the pension system approved by the opposition a month earlier.
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The opposition’s strategy was to impose the “principle of revelation” to the Government: to call a session where it was not clear whether there would be two thirds of the vote but with the intention of leaving exposed to the blocks that do not accompany an increase in income to retireesHowever, Casa Rosada retorted and ended up putting the focus on the internal affairs of the radical bench, which already had advanced negotiations with libertarians in its districts and anticipated its support for the presidential veto in a photo with Javier Milei himself.
The change of position of the radical deputies, aggravated because it was their same block that drafted the project of the Integrated Retirement and Pension System approved, it will not be the only one: since Federal Innovationa bench that supported the reform in June and where the legislators respond to the provincial governments, assured Scope that this Wednesday They would not have a homogeneous vote but the majority are preparing to abstain. Union for the Homeland hopes that no surprises will emerge from its members.
The opposition expected to have about 160 votes (close to the 172 that two thirds implies), but it would remain at about 150. It would only remain to know the loyalties of those disenchanted with the Government, such as the ex-libertarian Lourdes Arrieta or the larretist Alvaro Gonzalezand hope that the images of the police action of last Wednesday in the session are not repeated, where the Pensioners’ demonstration will be accompanied by the CGT.
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Karina Milei also took part in the negotiations.
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Senate: Dialogueists Negotiate to Break Up the Session
After a gestural attempt at Union for the Homeland to speed up the session University financing law in the Senatea project that obtained half sanction in the Chamber of Deputies with the support of radicalism, the versions are increasing that from the very UCR, Freedom Advances and the PRO They are trying to break the quorum so that voting cannot take place next Thursday.There is talk between different blocks“, confirmed to this media from the radicalism.
The official announcement indicates that the Thursday at 2 p.m. the debate to declare the budgetary emergency of universities would take place together with the vote on the Single Paper Ballot (electoral reform approved in the House of Representatives) and the possible rejection of the Decree 656/2024 on reserved funds for the State Intelligence Secretariat (SIDE). However, unhappy with last week’s call and the lack of numbers to sanction the Single Paper Ballotsome senators from the blocks considered to be in favour of dialogue could align themselves with the Government in order not to attend the session.
“Yes, they are operating on us”warned those close to a Peronist authority in the Senate. In dialogue with Scopeconfirmed their presence for Thursday the senator Monica Silva, Edgardo Kueider (who also indicated that his two colleagues would join) and Edith Terenzi (PRO, signatory of the Single Paper Ballot project). Yes Union for the Homeland does not present any cracks, the quorum would be guaranteed.
Source: Ambito
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