Overview

• Decree 652/2025 vetoed Law 27.794 that mandated daily, automatic redistribution of Aportes del Tesoro Nacional, with the Executive arguing the fund must remain a flexible emergency tool.
• Separately, the Presidency also rejected the university financing bill and the pediatric health emergency tied to Hospital Garrahan, prompting campus and health-worker protests and a strike on September 12.
• The government opened a new ‘mesa federal’ in Casa Rosada led by Guillermo Francos with Luis Caputo and Lisandro Catalán, meeting governors Alfredo Cornejo, Rogelio Frigerio and Leandro Zdero and offering case-by-case responses without immediate decisions.
• Opposition blocs scheduled a special Chamber of Deputies session next week aiming for 172 votes to insist on the vetoed laws and send them to a Senate seen as more favorable, citing August’s disability-emergency override as precedent.
• Governors in the Provincias Unidas space plan a show of unity in Río Cuarto to push for resources, while a separate court ruling lifted the closure of Independiente’s stadium after approval of a new security plan.