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Argentina’s Bid to Scrap PASO Primaries Stalls in the Senate
AI EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Argentina's legislative effort to eliminate the PASO primary elections has stalled in the Senate after a committee recessed without holding a vote. The ruling La Libertad Avanza coalition currently lacks the necessary legislative votes and relies on securing support from the UCR bloc to advance the measure.
WHY IT MATTERS
The delay highlights the political hurdles facing the administration's electoral reform agenda due to its minority status in the Senate.
Key Facts — What happened A Senate committee recessed on September 15 without votes to scrap Argentina’s PASO primaries. — The math La Libertad Avanza holds 21 of 72 Senate seats and needs the UCR’s 10 votes. — Who said it Ruling-bloc leader Patricia Bullrich admitted the government still lacks the votes. — The sticking […] The post Argentina’s Bid to Scrap PASO Primaries Stalls in the Senate appeared first on The Rio Times.
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