by The Government sent the final text of the Omnibus Law: the key changes it proposes to the opposition to close the agreement
The Government sent the final version of the so-called Omnibus Law to Congress, with the changes that it had agreed with the opposition last week, with the aim of advancing the opinion in the plenary session of committees of the Chamber of Deputies and trying to give it half a sanction. . Thursday.
The text, to which Clarín agreed, was issued this Sunday night after President Javier Milei gave the go-ahead to the interlocutors he put in charge of the negotiation: his star advisor, Santiago Caputo; the Minister of the Interior, Guillermo Francos; and the head of the Chamber of Deputies, Martín Menem.
In the final project, which includes 523 articles, 141 less than the original sent by Milei, the Government gave in to the requests of the dialogue opposition on several axes: it incorporates a pension formula for automatic salary adjustment due to inflation, and restrictions on money laundering are included. . and the fishing, hydrocarbons and biofuels regimes were reformulated, which had raised questions from governors, legislators and businessmen. Read more.
