Overview
- Interior Minister Diego Santilli met Buenos Aires mayor Jorge Macri to seek support for the 2026 Budget and labor changes while addressing the City’s coparticipation claim.
- Macri said the Budget must explicitly include City resources and cited a Supreme Court agreement that set weekly transfers rather than drip payments.
- Santilli is receiving La Pampa governor Sergio Ziliotto at the Casa Rosada today to negotiate backing before extraordinary sessions expected to start around December 10.
- The government is preparing to publish the decree calling extraordinary sessions with an agenda that includes the 2026 Budget, labor and penal reforms, changes to the Glaciers law, and the so‑called fiscal innocence measure.
- Ziliotto arrives with demands over pension arrears, stalled public works, housing, national routes, and the cold‑zone gas subsidy, as a separate Supreme Court hearing on La Pampa’s pension claim is scheduled for Wednesday, December 10.