Libertarians seek to isolate Kirchnerism and negotiate

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In Congress, libertarians seek to advance in negotiations with sectors of the opposition that allow them to sustain the economic deregulation measures that Javier Milei was reflected in a mega decree of necessity and urgency, which both deputies and senators agreed to question the form but not the content. Even several leaders of Together for Change They gave positive signals to most of the reforms promoted by the President in his first week in office. The paths that the Government seeks to follow to keep the DNU standing are not yet defined, but as the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos , had anticipated, the possibility of a mirror law, which was one of the proposals that Senator Martín had raised, has been ruled out.

Lousteau new head of the Radical Civic UnioBut in Honduras Phone Number List Congress they do not consider the dialogue closed nor will they allow the DNU bicameral commission to serve Kirchnerism. Much Victoria Villarruel of the presidency of the Senate, like Martín Menem From Deputies they first seek to cool the impact caused by the mega decree, but at the same time they hold meetings to try to unite wills, knowing that between both chambers they do not have 50 votes of their own. Until the beginning of this week, Villarruel and Menem were engaged in the fight over the distribution of the commissions and when the presidential decree was known, the debate was opened on the formation of the bicameral Legislative Procedure, the path that the ultra K.



Want to use to stop the DNU, even ruling out judicial avenues. "We are not going to go to Court to complain about the legality of a decree when we in Deputies are carrying out a political trial against them," reasoned an important figure from Unión por la Patria (UP).But beyond the rush of Peronism to go out and cross Milei's announcement, the libertarians' bet is to bring the anti-K opposition closer. For this reason, Menem, together with the Minister of the Interior, met this Thursday with Miguel Ángel Pichetto, Emilio Monzó, Nicolás Massot and Margarita Stolbizer in the presidential office, on the first floor of the Legislative Palace.