Even without an agreement with allies in sight, the Government is moving forward with the project to eliminate the PASO primaries.
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The Argentine government is advancing a legislative project to eliminate the PASO (Primarias Abiertas, Simultáneas y Obligatorias) system. The executive branch has signaled that abolishing these primaries will be the official ruling party's next major goal in Congress.
This push is occurring despite the administration not yet having secured guaranteed backing or an agreement with its political allies. Negotiations regarding the measure are ongoing as the government prepares to introduce the initiative to the legislative branch.
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InfobaeFocuses on the legislative push to eliminate PASO despite lacking allied support.
Infobae (Milei article)Frames the political moment around Milei's internal certainty and economic pressures on the administration.
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