Fiscal Innocence II: the radical Fama signed and the opinion was ready to be voted on in the Senate
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Senator Flavio Fama signed a legislative committee report in the upper house, securing a majority ruling for the government's "Inocencia Fiscal II" bill and setting it up for a Senate vote following a prior plenary session.
Simultaneously, in a separate political development, lawmaker Indira Huilca introduced a bill in Congress to repeal Law 32419, which had previously granted amnesty to members of the armed forces, national police, and self-defense committees involved in counter-terrorism efforts.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - FamaFocuses on the legislative mechanics and Senate proceedings regarding tax innocence.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - HuilcaEmphasizes a separate congressional push to repeal a military and police amnesty law.