The meeting will be at ten in the upper chamber, which will reopen after two months for the occasion. This is the third report of the libertarian administration, since the first had been given by the former coordinating minister Nicolas Possefired by the President himself in the middle of this year, and the second was led by Francos in the Chamber of Deputies, in September.
The official will thus return to give a new report days after the President linked the head of the Senate with the “caste.” Despite the irreconcilable differences between the two, both the Headquarters and the Senate recognized that they are working together so that the session goes “normal and as fluid as possible”.
From the Villarruel entourage they confirmed their presence at the venue. “Obviously he’s going”they pointed out when asked by this media. After the president’s accusations, Villarruel chose silence, although Sources in direct dialogue with the head of the Senate assure that “she will respond in the future.”
The last session was on September 27, when legislators approved the law that expands the Genetic Data Registry, a project in tribute to the ARA San Juan, two lists of federal chamber members and the environmental emergency in Córdoba for 180 days.
The preview of the management report will be heated by the call for a session that will take place on Tuesday in deputies, where the opposition will seek to overthrow DNU 846/2024 on free exchange of debt and extension of ordinary sessions. The ruling party considers the initiative key and fears that, if progress is made in the lower house with the repeal, after Francos’ presentation, an express procedure will be insisted upon so that the same fate can befall the Senate.
Management report: axes and questions
As far as he could know Scopethe chief minister received 1,537 questions, which ended up being 1,093 due to repetitions. The block that raised the most concerns for Francos was Unión por la Patria (UP) followed by the Unión Cívica Radical (UCR) and the PRO in third place.
In this context, the senator who asked the most questions was Alicia Kirchner (UP) with a total of 105. In second place was Pablo Daniel Blanco (UCR), with 93.
The Executive indicated to this medium that the Chief of Staff is going to stick to “being as informative as possible, as he usually does.” In that line, The Economy will be one of the main axes to highlight in the Mileist administration.
The economy axis will also be the most recurring one for the senators. Most of the questions were directed at the portfolio leading Luis Caputo. Secondly, concerns were directed to Human Capitalministry in charge of Sandra Pettovello.
Source: Ambito
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