The Kirchnerist coup session in the Chamber of Deputies was adjourned.

In a new failed attempt by Kirchnerism and the opposition to destroy fiscal balance and break the State, the special session in the Chamber of Deputies was adjourned due to a lack of quorum after K deputies went into a frenzy, shouting in the chamber.

This session sought to approve bills that would have destroyed the surplus, caused a deficit, and undermined the economic measures adopted by Javier Milei's government, which have managed to lower inflation, reduce poverty, and generate economic growth.

Additionally, the opposition's session aimed to overturn key decrees that have allowed the Executive to implement responsible and necessary policies to recover the economy and reduce public spending. The suspension of the session prevented these coup proposals from moving forward, safeguarding institutional stability and the path toward recovery.

The president of the body, Martín Menem, decided to end the session due to the lack of quorum, which was celebrated by sectors that value fiscal responsibility and economic order in the country.

How the session collapsed

Amid a session marked by insults and confrontations provoked by the opposition, Martín Menem decided to conclude the debate due to the lack of quorum.

The situation escalated when the entire coup-mongering and violent bench of Unión por la Patria stood up from their seats, initially to attack libertarian deputy José Luis Espert.

Espert was the center of criticism during the day, since, according to the opposition, he had blocked debates in the Budget Committee, of which he is president.