Deputies The quorum was reached and the session starts by university financing and the claw

Javier Milei’s government will have another difficult round in Congress this Wednesday. This time it will be in the Chamber of Deputies and with axis on two issues with broad support in society and that won the public agenda product of mobilizations: health and public universities.

The surroundings of the Palace will be held again for protests that reject Milei’s vetoes: Tuesday was the disability group, and this Wednesday the retirees will do the same with the support of state, professionals from CONICET, health workers, among others. Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo will also march accompanying the different claims and with their own: the rejection of the delegate decree of Milei that seeks to paralyze the National Genetic Data Bank and thus get the search for the identity of the appropriate girls and boys in the last military dictatorship.

As we advanced in the daily left, there was quorum with 135 busy benches. In addition to the blocks that drive the axes of the agenda, with most union for the country, federal encounter, democracy forever, and complete the left front and the civic coalition, other deputies and loose deputies were added. There were 6 members of the UCR who contributed to enable the session: Cobos, Banfi, Tetaz, Quetglas, Reyes and Sánchez. There were also former libertarian Lourdes Arrieta, and only one (Acevedo) of the two deputies who respond to the Santacruceño Governor Claudio Vidal of the new “federal scream” assembly.

The governors of “Federal Scream” acted as expected: an egg in each basket. Llaryora contributed the four Cordoba who are in Federal Meeting. Sadir de Jujuy contributed only with Rizzotti of democracy forever but another of its deputies was absent: Natalia Sarapura of the UCR. Pullaro de Santa Fe this time he enabled Giorgi of the radicals of democracy. Ignacio Torres de Chubut went for the boycott and did not contribute any bank. Finally, Claudio Vidal de Santa Cruz contributed only with Acevedo but left his Garrido chair empty.

La Libertad advances, seconded by the PRO, bets on stretching and grooveing the session, and trying to fall before addressing all the issues. The blocks that promoted it want it to last about 12 hours, but there are doubts that all the issues come to vote.

Without going any further, at the beginning of the session he proposed to withdraw the insistence on the emergency in Bahía Blanca against the presidential veto. The Senate has already voted against the veto, and if deputies follow the same path, it would be the first rejected of Milei management. The problem is that two thirds are needed to reject the veto, and there was no certainty to gather them this Wednesday. There was an agreement between the ruling, Union for the Homeland, Federal Meeting and the Civic Coalition to remove it from the agenda. It was proposed by Silvana Giudici del Pro, and only the leftist front and democracy were opposed forever they were about to keep it in the agenda.

The session will begin with the University Financing Law, then one of the locations will come to force Espert to deal with the Governors’ project to distribute the ATNs. It will continue with the emergency by the Garrahan hospital, and the other location of interest of the governors (for the Liquid Fuel Tax). The quorum has more guarantee to sustain with these four points. Everything that follows in the order of the agenda could run at risk of not voting. The quorum appears more weak for the locations to unlock the functioning of the Investigative Commission for Cirptestafa $ Libra, others for the emergency in science and technique and a brain health law, and the rejection of 5 decrees that especially concern the government of Javier Milei.

The presidential decrees are, one of necessity and urgency that attacks the right to strike and the regime of the merchant navy, and another four of powers delegated by the law bases that dissolve or transform state agencies. Among them are the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA), the National Road, the National Theater Institute, and the National Genetic Data Bank. Many of the sectors affected by these delegated decrees will be mobilized on the outskirts of Congress, including the grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo. It is the emptying of the National Genetic Data Bank seeks to get the search for the identity of appropriate children in the military dictatorship.