Overview
- The upper chamber rejected the vetoes on university financing and pediatric emergency funding by wide margins, voting 58–7–4 and 59–7–3 respectively.
- The Executive is studying a repeat of the Disability law approach by promulgating but suspending fiscal execution, with a decision expected within the legal window after notification.
- Teams in the Legal and Technical Secretariat and the Treasury’s procuration are crafting options that officials say aim to preserve fiscal balance.
- Opposition senators advanced a resolution to repudiate the earlier suspension of the Disability law and signaled potential interpellation or censure of Chief of Cabinet Guillermo Francos.
- The Congressional Budget Office estimated the university measure’s 2025 impact at 1.96 trillion pesos, or 0.23% of GDP, as market reports pointed to dollar sales of about $200 million to steady the peso.