The block of deputies of Unión por la Patria will play hard in the days prior to the vote in particular on the omnibus law, with the intention of adding allies in its objective of “lowering” several of the most controversial articles of the regulations under discussion .
“This is not over,” Representative Julia Strada harangued at the end of the session last Friday, which symbolizes the spirit of the bench that is constituted as the first minority.
UxP contributed 97 of the 109 negative votes on the law in general and believes that for some hot topics it can add up to twenty legislators that bring them closer to the 129 necessary to reverse a particular article.
Last Friday there were also two legislators who were absent: José Gómez and Guillermo Snopek, and who could also join that list of rejections.
Among the issues that most concern the Germán Martínez bloc is the fate of the Sustainability Guarantee Fund (FGS), privatizations and delegated powers, but they also focus on environmental policies linked to the Glacier Law, where there have already been demonstrations against spaces such as the Civic Coalition and also the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) defended by LLA.
The possibility of taking on debt in foreign currency is another of the issues that concern Kirchnerism. Although they have expectations about being able to cancel several articles, they acknowledged that they expected fewer votes in favor of both radicalism and Miguel Pichetto’s We Make Federal Coalition bloc, which would have allowed them to be more optimistic for next week.
“On Tuesday, coherence is at stake,” was the message that Martínez sent precisely to those sectors, who will continue in the next few hours with the conversations to join forces.