The Secretary General of the Presidency and sister of President Javier Milei, entered the building to witness the final vote on the Bases law. Vice President Victoria Villarruel is already in the Chamber of Deputies.
President Javier Milei’s most trusted person, his sister Karinahas already entered the National Congress building with Eduardo “Lule” Menemone of his biggest collaborators. Also in the Chamber of Deputies is the vice president Victoria Villarruelaccompanied by the libertarian senator Stephen Bartholomew Abdala.
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After six months of intense debate, with back and forth, The Government hopes to celebrate today the final approval of the Bases law and the fiscal packagewhich on Wednesday were endorsed with a majority opinion in the Chamber of Deputies. It would be the first law (actually a large package of laws) sent by the libertarian government to be sanctioned.
Karina Milei in Congress for the Bases Law.mp4
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In this context, in Optimism reigns at Casa Rosada these hours. Until the last minute of Wednesday, Francos held meetings with deputies to clear up any unforeseen events. Among the meetings, the one held with the radicals Rodrigo De Loredo, Mario Pablo Cervi, Mariano Campero, Martin Arjol, Luis Picat, Roberto Sanchez, Gabriela Brouwer, Francisco Monti, Karina Banfi, Soledad Carrizo and Roxana Reyes stood out. There, as he learned Ambit, The deputies present highlighted the good will and requested that the funds granted to the provinces be transferred to the municipalities, in exchange for their votes in favour.
Guillermo Francos arrived at the Chamber of Deputies: “I came to celebrate”
During the closing of speeches for the Law Basesthe Chief of Staff Guillermo Francos attended the venue of the Chamber of Deputies to witness the vote that can sanction both the Government’s most ambitious project and the package of tax reforms, under the name of “Palliative and Relevant Fiscal Measures”.
“I am happy with the reforms and we are going to wait for them to be approved,” said the official, who then assured: “I came to celebrate with our bloc and allies that we achieved the approval of a law“. In that sense, he understood that the legislations represent “the beginning of a transformation process in Argentina which complements DNU 70/2023 and all the regulations that will be issued”.
Finally, he dismissed the possibility of judicializing the regulations and blamed the opposition for harming the application of the law. “Kirchnerism, with any argument, will always try to hinder until he realizes that the Argentine people have asked for a change. What the Argentine people have already realized, Kirchnerism needs to understand,” he concluded.
