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February 8, 2024 – 11:22
With the President abroad, in Casa Rosada his political emissaries are still analyzing the legislative setback due to the fall of the omnibus law. During these hours, at Balcarce 50 the costs are analyzed and an attempt is made to build a new narrative.
With the president Javier Milei abroad, in Pink House His political emissaries are still analyzing the legislative setback due to the fall of the omnibus law. During these hours, in Balcarce 50 the costs are analyzed and an attempt is made to build a new narrative.
In this context, the Government Palace was the scene of several meetings on Wednesday afternoon. With a colder diagnosis of what happened in Congress, the Minister of the Interior met on the one hand, Guillermo Francoswith the head of the Chamber of Deputies, Martin Menem. On the other hand, Francos, who this Friday will join the delegation that accompanies the President abroad, received the Chief of Staff, Nicolás Posse, and the presidential advisor Santiago Caputo.
As he was able to reconstruct Ambitin both meetings it was confirmed that the “Bases Law” will not be discussed again in Congress. “We are going to continue governing as before, solving problems without the need for a law,” They argued.
In addition, a “review of what happened” was carried out, participants of the meeting told this media while ratifying the Government’s economic direction. Another of the topics to be addressed was the dynamics that the opening of the ordinary sessions in Congress will have on March 1. On this last point, they did not rule out that Milei once again turned his back on the legislators in his speech, as he did at his inauguration on December 10.
Meanwhile, it began to evaluate What issues of the omnibus law can be raised via Decrees of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) to bring Milei all the variants. The decision to advance with the liberal narrative and the promise of a greater adjustment of public accounts needs to have an administrative and legal engineering to prevent each measure from being stopped by judicial means.
The national government officially defended the “blacklists” of deputies who wanted to apply modifications to the omnibus law and threatened to advance reforms outside Congress, ensuring that “all constitutional tools are being evaluated” by President Milei and his cabinet. Among them, calling for a plebiscite or new decrees stands out. Likewise, they once again treated legislators and governors who showed dissent on specific articles as “traitors” and stressed that “everything is necessary and urgent.”
