Labor Modernization: how Córdoba deputies voted on a key law for the country's future

The deputies from Córdoba for the most part gave their support to the labor reform promoted by Javier Milei's government.

A total of 12 deputies supported the bill, among them those from the La Libertad Avanza bloc Belén Avico, Gabriel Bornoroni, Cecilia Ibañez, Enrique Lluch, Marcos Patiño Brizuela, Luis Picat, Celeste Ponce, Gonzalo Roca, Laura Rodríguez Machado, and Laura Soldano.

Meanwhile, Carolina Basualdo and Carlos Gutiérrez, from Provincias Unidas, were added.

The "cordobesismo" was split, since Juan Brügge voted against it.

Carlos Gutiérrez y Carolina Basualdo, de Provincias Unidas..

Juan Schiaretti, Ignacio García Aresca, and Alejandra Torres were not present.

The former governor reportedly had trouble getting to Congress due to the transportation strike, while the party official is traveling.

There were no arguments from the former mayor of San Francisco.

Predictably, Natalia De la Sota (Defendamos Córdoba) and Gabriela Estévez (Unión por la Patria) did not give their endorsement.

Labor Modernization: how Córdoba deputies voted on a key law for the country's future

Labor Modernization: how Córdoba deputies voted on a key law for the country's future

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