Overview
- After a Friday meeting, Patricia Bullrich said she and Victoria Villarruel differ on how the vice president should conduct the presidency of the Senate.
- Bullrich criticized Villarruel for not taking sides and argued the Senate chair should assist a governing bloc seeking to pass its agenda.
- She said her goal is to have Villarruel help push the administration’s projects and to secure quorum and at least 37 votes for key bills.
- Villarruel responded that she lacks the authority to obstruct initiatives and signaled her role is to collaborate within procedural limits.
- Bullrich will leave the Security Ministry in December to assume her Senate seat and called on PRO to support the labor and tax reforms without hesitation.