Overview

• Opposition blocs produced a committee-backed draft that ends tacit validation of DNUs and requires explicit approval by both chambers within 90 days with an absolute majority, or the decree lapses.
• A single-chamber rejection would annul a DNU, and the Executive would be barred from issuing a new decree on the same subject during that parliamentary year.
• The proposal bans omnibus DNUs and mandates single-subject decrees to allow individual congressional review.
• The text also reshapes the Bicameral DNU committee to be chaired by the opposition with alternating presidencies and term limits, and enables decree review during congressional recess.
• Signatories span PRO, UCR, provincial and kirchnerist blocs under Alejandra Vigo’s lead, with a plan to take the draft to the next Senate session and push final passage in Deputies before the December 10 turnover.