Land, disability and debt: the ruling party seeks to neutralize the opposition's agenda with a mega session

Argentina's ruling coalition is actively working to neutralize the opposition's legislative agenda through a comprehensive mega-session addressing key issues including lands, disability policies, and national debt. This political maneuvering follows a recent victory last week in which the ruling party successfully prevented the opposition from achieving a quorum during a convened session.

The primary objective behind the ruling party's strategy is to protect and secure the survival of Decree of Necessity and Urgency (DNU) 70/23. President Javier Milei signed this decree at the very beginning of his administration with the overarching aim of implementing widespread deregulation across the country's economy and institutions.