The Procedure for Questioning Manuel Adorni in Congress Divides Waters Among Libertarians
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Silvia La Ruffa warned that Congress could dismiss the Chief of Staff and criticized the political cost and paralysis the government suffers.
Patricia Bullrich applied an interpretation of the Constitution that accelerates the times significantly. Therefore, in Deputies, a sector of the opposition seeks to apply the same criterion and thus speed up the process. From the ruling House of the Lower House they have already taken off from the senator. What do the experts say?
The government is again seeking to block the questioning of Adorni in the Senate. The ruling party in the Senate will seek agreements with the more moderate blocs to once again delay the questioning of Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni, arguing that a two-thirds majority is needed to allow the debate to proceed this Thursday in the Senate chamber. In this way, the government could achieve its goal of postponing the questioning of Adorni by legislators…
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