He May Council met this Tuesday under the coordination of Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni to finalize the details Final report submitted to the National Congress.
The Chief of Staff emphasized that “of the ten points proposed in the May Pact, eight were discussed within the framework of the May Council” and clarified that “federal participation requires the presence of all governors” and “the foreseeable reform requires prior changes to the work system.”
At the end of the last May Council meeting of the year, Adorni announced that the executive would forward the extraordinary session initiatives to Congress, while others would be issued “during the 2026 legislative session.”
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These points include the projects on labor reform, co-determination and the exploitation of natural resources.
The Council, whose meeting took place in the Hall of Shields of the Ministry of the Interior, met once a month since June with the aim of translating into draft laws the ten points of the May Pact signed in the province of Tucumán.
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