Senate: The ruling party introduced changes to the Central Bank reform and will try to approve it tomorrow

In Buenos Aires, Argentina, the ruling senate coalition and the dialogue-oriented opposition have agreed to hold a legislative session tomorrow regarding reforms to the Central Bank's Organic Charter. The official bloc introduced modifications to the project, specifically removing the requirement for a two-thirds majority from both chambers to remove authorities, replacing it with a simpler absolute majority threshold.

Separately in Fort Lauderdale, United States, the Florida gubernatorial race saw Democratic candidate David Jolly and Republican candidate Byron Donalds participate independently in the Sunshine Economy Summit hosted by WLRN. During the event, Donalds addressed campaign strategies, including the removal of Donald Trump from his webpage to emphasize his own political proposals.