The Government is moving forward with the reform agenda and is preparing the first package of projects for Congress

The national Government is making progress in defining the first package of structural reforms that it will send to Congress during the regular session.

The Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni, will convene the political table of the Casa Rosada next week to coordinate the legislative agenda promoted by President Javier Milei.

The meeting will be held at the Casa Rosada and will aim to define the priority initiatives that the Executive Branch will present to Congress in the coming weeks.

The ruling party believes that this year will be key to moving forward with structural transformations in the country's economy and institutional system.

A reform plan to redesign the Argentine economy

During the opening of regular sessions on March 1, Milei announced an ambitious

legislative program.

The president announced that the Government will promote ten reform packages per month, with the objective of modernizing the country's institutional structure.

“This will be the calendar year of reform: nine uninterrupted months of structural reforms that will redesign the institutional architecture of New Argentina,” said the President.

The ruling party will seek to take advantage of the increased legislative representation achieved by La Libertad Avanza in both chambers to advance the reformist agenda before the next electoral cycle.

Who makes up the Government's political table The

meeting convened by Adorni will bring together the main political leaders of the ruling party

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Among the participants will be:

• Karina Milei, Secretary General of the Presidency

• Santiago Caputo, Presidential Advisor Martín Menem,

• President of the Chamber of Deputies Patricia Bullrich, head of

• the ruling Senate Bloc Diego Santilli, Minister of the

• Interior Eduardo “Lule” Menem, Undersecretary of

• Institutional Management Ignacio Devitt, Secretary of

• Strategic Affairs The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, could participate

in the I find out if legislative discussions include issues related to fiscal balance and economic policy

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Key reforms on the agenda

Among the projects that the Government seeks to promote are economic, institutional and productive reforms

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One of the projects that the government considers to be priorities is the amendment of the Glacier Law, aimed at facilitating new investments in mining and productive development.

A new university funding law, presented by the Executive to replace the regulations approved last year by the opposition, is also under discussion.

The Government's proposal proposes a wage recomposition for the university sector based on gradual increases during 2026.

Electoral reform and institutional changes

Another of the central axes of the legislative agenda will be the reform of the electoral system.

The Government is considering promoting changes that include:

• elimination of PASOs

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• modification of the funding of political parties

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• incorporation of the full list option in the Single Paper Ballot

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In addition, it is considering introducing the single-member constituency system, used in countries such as the United States

and the United Kingdom.

The objective is to strengthen representation and reduce political fragmentation.

Economic opening and productive reforms

The legislative program also includes measures aimed at strengthening the competitiveness of the

economy.

Among them are:

• the reform of the Customs Code

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• international intellectual property treaties

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• adherence to the Patent Cooperation Treaty

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These initiatives seek to align Argentina with international standards and facilitate the country's integration into global markets

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The Government is also promoting new seed legislation that would double agricultural production to 300 million tons, strengthening the agro-industrial sector.

Energy, education and modernization of the State

The legislative agenda also includes reforms in strategic sectors

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Among the projects under study, stand out:

• the extension of the renewable energy promotion regime

• an educational reform that declares basic education as an essential service

• the recognition of home schooling within the education system

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These measures are part of the official strategy to modernize the State, promote investment and consolidate economic growth

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