This is how the political spectrum reacted to the preliminary approval of the law on the inviolability of private property.

Early Friday morning, the Argentine Senate granted mid-term approval to the law on the inviolability of private property. The legislation passed with a vote of 37 in favor and 33 against following more than ten hours of legislative debate. This outcome represents a significant advancement for the government's agenda regarding property rights. The approved measures introduce modifications to the existing regime governing expedited evictions and expropriation procedures.