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Milei Vetoes University Financing Law, Returning It to Congress

Opposition leaders plan special sessions next week to seek an override that will require two‑thirds in both chambers.

En junio pasado, hubo una marcha por las universidades en la Plaza Houssay
Reunión de Guillermo Francos con el ministro de Economía, Luis Caputo ,el vicejefe de Gabinete del Interior, Lisandro Catalán y el director de la Agencia de Recaudación y Control Aduanero, Juan Pazo, para firmar con el gobernador, Raul Jalil el primer convenio de intercambio de información entre ARCA y las provincias en el marco del Plan de Reparación Histórica del Ahorro de los Argentinos. DOLARES DEBAJO DE EL COLCHON -
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El escenario del veto no sorprendió a ningún sector universitario y ya tenían preparada una respuesta. 

Overview

  • Decree 647/2025 was published in the Boletín Oficial, formally sending the university funding bill back to Congress with a total veto.
  • The government argued the measure lacks specific, sufficient financing sources and would inflate spending, citing risks to fiscal balance and price stability.
  • University unions announced a nationwide strike for Friday, September 12, with broader mobilizations tied to the upcoming congressional debate.
  • Deputies are targeting Wednesday, September 17, and the Senate Thursday, September 18, to vote on insisting and potentially overturning the veto.
  • The vetoed law would have tied operating budgets to the CPI, mandated paritarias and salary recomposition, expanded funding lines, and set a path to raise university spending to 1.5% of GDP by 2031, while the Executive signaled it will also veto the Garrahan and ATN projects.