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Trout signatures, contradictions and internal explosion. The splinters of the parliamentary failure due to the omnibus law have their consequences in the libertarian bloc. The national political agenda, at least for a few hours on Thursday, left aside the official defeat in the Chamber of Deputies and focused its eyes on the initiative that aims to suppress the decriminalization of abortion and even eliminate the cause of abortion. non-punishment in cases of rape.
The text entered the Chamber of Deputies with the signatures of the head of the block, Oscar Zago, together with those of Lilia Lemoine, Manuel Quintar, Beltran Benedit and Maria Fernanda Araujo. The president of the venue, Martin Menem, has already sent the text to the committees General Legislation, Criminal Legislation, Women and Diversity and Social Action and Public Health.
The commotion generated on social networks by the reincorporation of pro-life arguments in the National Congress did not take long to impact within the bloc: the first signatory to deny her endorsement was the representative Lilia Lemoine. “They put my name because I said I was going to accompany but it wasn’t the time now and they put me in anyway. It’s very damaging,” she said in statements to the media. Short while he blamed “the deputy who released it without taking the necessary precautions so that it does not fall on deaf ears.”
As confirmed Ambit, Another of the deputies mentioned in the presentation also did not give his consent to appear on the list. “In my case there was no contact with Bonucci on this issue. I never spoke, we did not sign anything and despite our position in favor of two lives we believe that it is not the right time or the tenor of the project. It is an individual initiative of the Deputy Bonucci”, declared to this medium the libertarian deputy for the province of Jujuy, Manuel Quintar.
An aggravating factor is added to Lemoine’s statements: the author of the text would not have had direct contact with some of those mentioned to incorporate them into the accompaniments.
Quintar, despite confirming the falsification by Bonacci, clarifies exclusively with Ámbito that it is not a legal signature, but rather a simple accompaniment: “The Congress’s computer system when submitting a project allows you to mention other deputies but without any value other than a declaration from the person who signs it”.
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Scope I can also confirm with sources close to another of the signatories, Benedit Beltrán“that this project was presented from a personal initiative that he did not explicitly support because he understands that although it is an urgent issue, the time to bring it to public debate for approval is not the best.”
“They had informal talks on the topic, Benedit is in favor of everything that goes along those lines, in defense of life, but he told him (Bonucci) to talk about it within the block to discuss it together. He made some factual observations to her, but there was no signature to accompany the presentation of the project at this time. He found out through the media“added sources from the block.
Repeal of the IVE: the Government also takes off
Another of the actors who took off from the initiative developed by Bonacci in Deputies It was neither more nor less than the Executive Branch: the spokesperson for the presidency, Manuel Adorni, denied that Javier Milei promotes or supports the repeal of the abortion law.
“It is not part of the President’s agenda, it is not the President’s decision and it is not promoted (the initiative) in any way by the Executive Branch,” he stated categorically about the project, in his usual press conference.
Likewise, the presidential spokesperson added that the Executive Branch is “concerned and dedicated to working tirelessly on other issues that are far more urgent“, he highlighted, and alluded to economic issues such as inflation and the adjustment of the fiscal deficit.
Bonacci’s unusual explanations
Bonacci, meanwhile, provided explanations when consulted on platform X (ex Twitter). According to the deputy, a message on WhatsApp was enough to include the names as signatures:
“They are not handwritten signatures, they are accompaniments from members of my block, with whom we previously chatted about this project, some on WhatsApp (for example) and others in person… they could be there or not. I don’t know why they have the desire to call everything an operation.”
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Although the document has the signature of the head of the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) bloc, Oscar Zago, the legislator separated the Executive Branch from any link with the project and warned that it was an individual action: “The deputies can and “They must present PROJECTS. I didn’t know I had to ask for permission to proceed…”
