The Minister for Deregulation and Transformation of the State, Federico Falleneggermet this Tuesday with the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) bloc of deputies to define the government’s strategy regarding the May Council reforms that are part of the agenda of unusual.
Fallenegger avoided the press and met for nearly two hours with almost the entire ruling bloc in the White Hall of the Legislative Palace. The official was responding to the concerns of pro-government lawmakers.
The Speaker of the House of Commons did not attend the meeting, Martin Menemwhich determines the composition of the commissions for the treatment of the 2026 budget and the fiscal innocence law, in order to capture the pain of the mattress outside the financial system.
During the meeting with MPs, the minister gave details of the May Council report and assumed that the labor reform project will be presented to the Senate this Wednesday. However, there were questions from lawmakers about the scope of the proposals.
In this context, Stützenegger told pro-government lawmakers that the government had decided to enact laws by law and not re-enact the form of the Basic Law in order to prevent the reforms from becoming politicized. He also used the opportunity to once again defend the opening of imports.
During the meeting, Stützenegger became nervous when the new MPs asked him for more details about labor reform and asked them not to be so worried. I also make it clear to the legislators that… Advantages in the form of tax and employer discounts They will be for those who create new jobs.
According to official sources, the meeting between the ruling bloc and the minister was requested by the leader of the La Libertad Avanza (LLA) bloc, Gabriel Bornoroni, who was sitting at the table.
In particular, the representatives of the executive branch responded to the legislation already presented in Congress, such as: B. Fiscal Innocence, which aims to capture the dollars that are outside the financial system, and Fiscal Balance, which bans and punishes those in the government who cause the fiscal deficit while forcing automatic adjustments.
The exploitation of natural resources and agreement with the provinces on glacier law reform were also discussed. In addition, the inviolability of private property was discussed, which drove the reform of expropriation law.
Present at the official rally were deputies such as Silvana Giudici, Laura Rodríguez Machado, Alberto “Bertie” Benegas Lynch, Lilia Lemoine and Lisandro Almirón. Among the debutants were Virginia Gallardo, Karen Reichardt and Sergio “Tronco” Fligliuolo.
The meeting served empanadas, fruit and soft drinks and, as a gesture of indoctrination, the minister not only defended the government’s reforms, but also gave each MP a metal needle with a chainsaw.
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