The libertarian deputy defended the President's bill. 'Whoever does it pays for it,' he stated after the vote
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The Chamber of Deputies approved the preliminary approval of the Juvenile Criminal Regime promoted by President Javier Milei's government. The regulation lowers the age of criminal responsibility to 14 years old and marks a milestone in the cultural battle against insecurity. Gabriel Bornoroni, Head of the LLA Bloc in the Chamber of Deputies, was in charge of defending the initiative on the floor.
The legislator from Córdoba stated that this reform comes to settle a historic debt with hardworking and honest civil society. The perverse logic of a State that for decades looked the other way in the face of violent crime comes to an end. "Adult crime, adult sentence" is the new guiding principle that organizes the system.
"For a long time, the State seemed more concerned with protecting criminals than with supporting victims," emphasized Bornoroni. The libertarian administration seeks to bury the doctrine of "garantismo" that left law-abiding citizens defenseless. The families that suffered from insecurity are now beginning to receive an institutional response.
Gabriel Bornoroni, Jefe de Bloque de LLA en Diputados, fue el encargado de defender la iniciativa en el recinto.
Victims first
The bill places victims at the center of the stage in order to guarantee them legal assistance and real support. Insecurity stops being treated as a cold statistic and begins to be addressed as a human tragedy that destroys lives and property. The State now assumes the obligation to ensure justice without shortcuts.
Bornoroni emphasized that "those who do wrong, pay for it" in the new Argentina that Javier Milei leads with firmness. This phrase sums up the spirit of an administration that prioritizes public order and unrestricted respect for the law. There is no possible freedom if criminals enter through one door and leave through the other.
The legislative debate exposed the differences between those who defend the perpetrator and those who protect life and private property. La Libertad Avanza managed to impose common sense in the face of left-wing sectors that resist change. The lowering of the age was an urgent demand of the entire productive society.
"Durante mucho tiempo, el Estado parecía más preocupado por proteger a los delincuentes que por acompañar a las víctimas", remarcó Bornoroni.
End of impunity
The preliminary approval must now be ratified by the Senate in order to become law in force throughout the national territory. Legal and physical security is a necessary condition for the private sector to be able to invest and develop in peace. The national government is moving forward without hesitation to dismantle the inherited structural impunity.
