Holidays, usury, and employment: the economic measures that the Chamber of Deputies left out of its powers, but not all is “lost”
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The Chamber of Deputies in Argentina approved a substitute text granting the Executive Branch 90 calendar days of legislative powers limited to citizen security and the El Niño phenomenon. The majority report for Legislative Proposition 00098-2026-2031-CD secured 66 votes following hours of debate that extended late into the night.
Despite the initial request from the Executive, the approved package excluded several economic measures. Specifically, the Chamber of Deputies rejected granting the Executive powers over employment, usury, and the moving of holidays to Mondays.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses broadly on the economic measures excluded from the executive delegation.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Emphasizes the specific rejection of the power to reschedule holidays.
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