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2025 Budget and Clean Record As protagonists, the days of overload for representatives are coming. As this period comes to an end Ordinary meetingheaded by PRO, A meeting will be held this Wednesday Address initiatives aimed at preventing people convicted of corruption from becoming candidates.
at the same time, La Libertad Avanza aims to implement the “Law of the Law” in the Council tomorrow, Bring it to the venue this Thursday. In the middle, governors continued to demand changes to the text.
More than two months after Javier Milei published his work Budget 2025representatives The Budget and Finance Committee, headed by José Luis Espert, will meet tomorrow at 3:00 pm. The liberals aim to have the text adjudicated and brought to the conference hall this Thursday.
A critical week in the House: Budget 2025
officialdom Aim to win the majority opinion. to this end, Desire for increased support At least one seat district shall have a representative of the governor among its members. These are: UCR, PRO, Federal Conference, and Federal Innovation.
“There is no worse budget than an unapproved budget,” was the prevailing logic among provincial leaders involved in negotiations with the executive.
“The ruling was not issued by Milley, it had many changes,” activist sources told this outlet. The problem is, after consultation with Casa Rosada officials, changes in the bylaws not only include Delete the provision suspending the Education Financing and Science and Technology Act, As blockchain head Rodrigo De Loredo announced on his account X weeks ago.
There will be changeFor example, In “fiscal rules”, If revenue is higher than calculated, the government can decide what to do with it. “We will eliminate this discretion,” they said at the University of California, Riverside. “Something has changed, an article guarantees the implementation of the work of the agreement signed by (Chief of Staff Guillermo) Franco,” they stressed in the magazine Federal Innovation.
even so, The bidding war between the governor and the executive branch continues. Nearly 20 provincial leaders met at the CFI last week to coalesce around a series of demands. These are: Pay off debt to provincial pension funds; share fuel taxes with unallocated ATN; reduce co-participating contributions to AFIP as ARCA and fund 2017 fiscal agreement offsets.
“The governors are furious that none of their joint participation proposals have been approved by the government,” the activist source said.
So the thing is, Negotiations are expected to race against the clock in order to rule on the 2025 budget on Tuesday, vote in the House on Thursday and then discuss it in the Senate.
A crucial week for delegates: Clean record
After former president suffers judicial setback christina kirchner Last week, as the Federal Criminal Supreme Court approved the conviction for corruption offences, PRO, LLA and UCR They held a meeting on Wednesday to move forward Among a range of projects, Ficha Clean stands out.
this is an initiative Persons found guilty upon second trial are prohibited from running for elected office at the national level. Text is still necessary if it is to flourish.
The thing is A total of four opinions were signed During the committee debate. That’s why most people gather together Signatures of the LLA, PRO, a division of the UCR, and the Citizens Alliance may undergo some type of modification Collect the 129 votes needed for the initiative, as it is an election issue.
The situation is more complicated in the Senate, where the Patriotic Union, which opposes the measure, holds 33 of the 72 seats.. This is why the text has a low chance of success, at least in the short term.
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What are the key issues that governors are raising in relation to the proposed 2025 budget changes?
**Interview with Political Analyst Laura Martinez on the Upcoming 2025 Budget Discussions**
**Interviewer:** Welcome, Laura. We’re approaching a critical week in the House as representatives prepare to discuss the 2025 budget. Could you provide us with your insights on the situation?
**Laura Martinez:** Thank you for having me. Indeed, this week is pivotal. With the meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 3:00 PM regarding the 2025 budget, there’s a palpable tension among lawmakers. The governing coalition, particularly the liberals under Javier Milei, is keen to push the budget through amid a backdrop of discontent from provincial leaders.
**Interviewer:** What are the main points of contention that we should be aware of?
**Laura Martinez:** One significant issue is the proposed changes to fiscal rules. The government is looking to eliminate discretion regarding unexpected revenue, which has stirred concerns. Moreover, many governors feel their proposals for shared revenue and debt repayment to provincial pension funds have been largely disregarded. This dissatisfaction could lead to pushback against the budget if their demands aren’t met.
**Interviewer:** Yes, I understand negotiations have been intense. What’s driving these discussions among the governors?
**Laura Martinez:** The governors are advocating for more power and autonomy. With many expressing anger over the lack of acceptance of their joint proposals, they are leveraging this budget discussion to gain traction on issues such as fuel tax allocations and adjustments to co-participation contributions. Their frustration is evident and could disrupt the process if not addressed.
**Interviewer:** Moving to the “Law of the Law,” which aims to prevent those convicted of corruption from becoming candidates, how does this relate to the current discussions?
**Laura Martinez:** The introduction of the “Law of the Law” adds another layer to the legislative process. While it still awaits further dialogue, it signals a push for transparency and accountability in politics, particularly from Milei’s coalition. However, the situation poses a challenge – the urgency of a budget vote and the push for ethical reforms can create conflicting priorities.
**Interviewer:** how do you see the outcome of this week’s meetings playing out?
**Laura Martinez:** If the governing coalition can rally support from at least one representative per district, they could push through the budget. However, the growing dissent among provincial leaders could lead to a rocky road ahead. The goal is to have a vote in the House by Thursday, but if negotiations do not ease tensions, we might see delays or a lack of consensus.
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Laura. It’s clear that this week will be crucial for the government and provincial leaders alike.
**Laura Martinez:** Absolutely, and I appreciate the opportunity to discuss these pressing matters. We’ll be watching closely to see how it unfolds.