Minister of Interior, Diego SantelliAnd the Chief of Staff, Manuel AdorniOn Friday, he received at Casa Rosada the Governor of La Pampa, Sergio Zilioto. The man arrived from Pampa with a schedule of claims including outstanding debts, reductions and delays in funds.
For the government, the round of meetings with provincial leaders has a direct purpose: Ensuring the necessary votes To advance in special sessions the reform package, the 2026 budget, and tax and labor projects.
Jorge Macri met with Adorni and Santilli and lobbied to collect the nation’s debts from the city
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Nearly all of the state’s governors stopped by Santelli’s desk in a series of meetings that combined political gestures with technical negotiations.
La Pampa claims to the national government
As mentioned Diary From La Pampa, the governor raised for the first time face to face the inconveniences caused by the debts owed by the National Government of Javier Miley with the province.
The meeting at Casa Rosada lasted about an hour. The Chief of the Pampas presented a list of demands that the province is upholding before the national government, with no responses yet.
The main points of Zilioto’s claims relate to shared participation, pension debt and public works.
There is also pension debt, a claim that has been handed down to the Supreme Court and over which La Bamba is claiming more than $400 billion. According to official data, in 2025 alone, the provincial government had to disburse $145 billion to “cover” the deficit.
Another issue is the national public works in the province. The district administration has taken charge of some of the work through the district’s Regional Water and Roads Department. La Pampa also insists on relocating the PROCREAR business in Santa Rosa, General Pico and Tuai.
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The government called for extraordinary sessions
President Javier Miley On Friday, he will sign the decree that will call for extraordinary sessions in the National Congress. During that period, scheduled between December 10 and 31, it will seek to advance the 2026 budget, the Fiscal Innocence Project and a package of the ruling party’s key reforms: labor, taxes and modernizing the penal code.
The invitation will become official when the decree is published in the Official Gazette. It will be next Tuesday. The government does not rule out extending the extraordinary sessions until February, to enable a new section of discussion before the start of the regular period, on March 1.
Regarding the draft amendment to labor laws, the government will try to get at least half of the penalty before the end of December, while tax and criminal reforms will be left for a second call in February.
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