Julia Strada criticized the deputies who did not provide a quorum and pointed the finger at the governors: "They prefer to make deals with the Government rather than defend the people."
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In Buenos Aires, Argentina, opposition efforts in the Chamber of Deputies fell short of quorum after gathering 121 lawmakers, failing to reach the 129 required votes to open a legislative session. Following the failed session, deputy Julia Strada criticized the lawmakers who withheld quorum and directed sharp criticism toward provincial governors, accusing them of preferring to negotiate with the national government rather than defend the public.
Simultaneously in Ceuta, Spain, the local government formally requested that the government delegation accelerate administrative files concerning the repatriation of migrant minors to Morocco. This request follows a mass influx of arrivals on July 30 and 31 that left the city accommodating 3,019 children within its local resources.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Julia Strada's criticism of governors and failed legislative quorum.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Ceuta)Focuses on Ceuta's demand to accelerate minor repatriation files.