After the coup-mongering opposition in the Chamber of Deputies rejected President Javier Milei's vetoes of the deficit-ridden pediatric emergency and university funding laws, today Kirchnerism and its allies are now attempting to deliver a new blow in the Senate.
Their new objective is to reject another veto by Milei of the initiative that mandates automatic transfers of National Treasury Contributions (ATN) to the 23 provinces and the City of Buenos Aires, a measure that only seeks to break the State and destroy the fiscal surplus, generating a new economic crisis.
The initiative, which will be addressed today, requires a two-thirds majority in two instances: first, to allow the debate on the floor, and then to actually reject the veto. The discussion is significant, since what is at stake is the State's ability to preserve the fiscal surplus, the central pillar of economic recovery that made possible the reduction of poverty and the destruction of inflation.
