If Congress were to approve the Kirchnerist projects that seek to destroy the fiscal surplus and bankrupt the State, President Javier Milei is determined to veto any pension proposal that the opposition attempts to push today in the Chamber of Deputies.
However, the session could not take place because opposition blocs like Unión por la Patria (UxP), Encuentro Federal, Democracia para Siempre, the Civic Coalition, and the Left Front failed to gather the necessary quorum to start the debate on their projects.
The announcement was made this morning during a press conference by the presidential spokesperson, Manuel Adorni, who explained that this decision aligns with the Milei Government's goal of preserving the fiscal surplus, a pillar of stabilization and economic growth. The official position was expressed even before the session's collapse was confirmed.
"Any law that could become such and that aligns with threatening the fiscal balance, which is an important part of the economic program, will be vetoed," Adorni stated in response to questions from accredited journalists at Casa Rosada.
