Government meets with allied senators to coordinate legislative positions

Economy Minister Luis Caputo and La Libertad Avanza Senate bloc leader Patricia Bullrich met with allied senators to discuss public works, regional economies, and fiscal balance. The meeting included UCR representatives and provincial dialoguist blocs. The government aims to garner support for its legislative agenda, including electoral reform.

On April 28, Economy Minister Luis “Toto” Caputo and La Libertad Avanza Senate bloc leader Patricia Bullrich led a meeting with legislators from the Grupo de los 44, officialism allies in the Upper House.

Attendees included Eduardo Vischi, UCR bloc president; Carlos Mauricio Espínola from Provincias Unidas; Carlos Arce from Frente Renovador de la Concordia Social; Edith Terenzi from Despierta Chubut; Beatriz Ávila from Independencia; Flavia Royón from Primero Los Salteños; Julieta Corroza from La Neuquinidad; and Bartolomé Abdala from La Libertad Avanza.

The discussion covered the status of various public works, progress in regional economies, and provincial issues. Emphasis was placed on maintaining fiscal balance and the core elements of the economic program.

The government holds these talks to align legislative positions with allied and dialoguist blocs, organize Senate agreements, and build support for electoral reform, where PASO elimination faces main resistances.

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