Ricardo Belmont defends OBRAS' vote on legislative powers: "We didn't approve a package, we approved them one by one."
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Ricardo Belmont, founder and leader of the OBRAS party (Partido Cívico OBRAS) and former presidential candidate, has defended his political group's participation in the Senate's Constitution Committee debate regarding legislative powers requested by the government.
Addressing accusations of treason leveled against his party, Belmont dismissed the criticism as "cheap politics" ("politiquería barata"). He specifically defended OBRAS's voting record on the legislative powers, emphasizing that the party did not approve a sweeping package, but rather evaluated and approved measures one by one.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Belmont's defense regarding the step-by-step voting process.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Second snippet)Focuses on Belmont's rebuttal to accusations of treason and political attacks.
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