Overview
- Salta’s Legislature granted parliamentary status to a bill to partially reform the provincial constitution by removing arrest and prosecution immunities for legislators and top executive officials while preserving immunity of opinion.
- The proposal limits a Constituent Convention to modifying articles 99 and 143, with directly elected delegates working ad honorem for 30 days using the Legislature’s existing structure and no extra spending.
- Buenos Aires Province’s Chamber of Deputies took up the 2026 Budget, tax package and a debt request of about US$1.99 billion, with committees set to begin debate on November 18 and a late‑November vote targeted; the debt needs two‑thirds of those present.
- Patricia Bullrich told La Libertad Avanza senators the government’s labor reform debate will start in December, with a push for a Chamber of Deputies vote around December 11–12 and subsequent Senate work after the budget’s first sanction.
- Reporting indicates Karina Milei is engaging in talks over two Supreme Court vacancies and the Procuración General with peronist interlocutors, as provincial legislatures show strain, including a chaotic session and opposition walkout in Córdoba and a no‑quorum delay in Santa Fe ahead of a November 27 assembly on judicial pliegos.