The Chamber of Deputies voted yesterday against President Javier Milei's veto of the deficit-ridden University Financing Law, an initiative that, according to official estimates, would cost close to $1.9 trillion, directly compromising the fiscal surplus achieved by the libertarian administration and endangering the country's future.
The regulation approved by Kirchnerism and the rest of the opposition doesn't seek to solve the structural problems of the university system, which has suffered from decades of inefficiency and lack of oversight, but rather to deliberately create an imbalance in public accounts with the sole coup-driven purpose of destroying Milei's government and generating a new economic crisis.
