Overview
- Senators voted to restore funding measures for public universities and pediatric health care by margins of 59–7 and 58–7.
- The upper chamber’s action, following earlier backing in the lower house, brings to three the Milei vetoes reversed after last month’s disability funding law was reinstated.
- President Javier Milei said the new outlays threaten fiscal balance as he pursues deep cuts to shrink government.
- The defeats arrive as his approval erodes under a corruption scandal and public frustration with cutbacks ahead of the Oct. 26 legislative elections.
- Financial uncertainty persists as the peso weakens while the United States discusses a possible $20 billion swap line, with President Donald Trump offering support and a meeting expected this month.