Opposition tries to reject DNU deal signed by Javier Milei, taking on debt without parliamentary approval

The opposition will try this Tuesday to reject the DNU 846/2024 signed by the president Javier Miley Avoiding Congress while negotiating debt swaps.

This is the last card the opposition has at its disposal, except for the most hawkish governors, to force the government to discuss substance on its most important issue: the 2025 budget.

The day will begin with a meeting demanded by activists martin titaz, The president of the Labor Legislative Council, who until the end forced the ruling party to gain opposition, wanted to lower the decibel in relations with trade unionism and Kirchnerism, which was also unwilling to support modifications.

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Since the committee’s opinion lacks signatures, the meeting will begin with a first regulatory discussion, but if a quorum is reached, Tetaz will resort to parliamentary jurisprudence to try to start the matter in parliament, citing a similar case that already occurred in 2010. The last sentence will be Martin Menem.

Next comes the main course, which is the discussion about DNU. Two weeks ago, the opposition tried to lift the semi-sanctions, but the governor ordered a “freeze” on the issue. Two Tuesdays later, they feel like there’s been no progress on their claim. Budget They intend to reactivate the threat.

The government has paused work on the 2025 budget and is assessing taking negotiations to an extraordinary stage

The meeting requester is fatherland alliancerequires blocks 99 full members seated to provide quorumexcept for the 12 Democratic Forever and Federal Conferences that usually do not act in unity. As far as he knows contour,UCR Rodrigo de Loredo will not go to the venue because they will respect the position already expressed by two members of the Finance Commission, Titaz and Lisandro Nieri, who believe that the DNU “is the tool the government needs to manage its debt”.

The fate of this Tuesday’s two meetings will open up the panorama of opportunities to discuss anti-gambling items at a meeting scheduled for tomorrow, and Thursday’s opportunity to discuss a clean record cap, the PRO flag that was thwarted by a vote last week.

According to the preliminary “poroteo”, the gambling session requested by Macista Mónica Liza will be the only one that falls by the wayside, although today the fate of the Parliament lies more outside the palace than inside it.

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