“It’s not easy at all”: The government is working against the clock for the primaries and is considering further openings to promote new agreements.

The government of Argentina, operating under strict time constraints regarding the PASO (Primarias Abiertas, Simultáneas y Obligatorias), is actively working to foster new political agreements and evaluate further openings within the administration.

Within the Casa Rosada, officials have acknowledged that President Javier Milei will be forced to extend ordinary legislative sessions. This measure is deemed necessary to advance key structural reforms currently pending in the legislative branch.

While this legislative strategy involves extending the normal parliamentary calendar, administration insiders note that utilizing this procedural tool is not a novel maneuver, but rather a recurring practice in Argentine governance.