Argentina has a long agenda this Friday and the Congress will be its main stage with the opening of regular sessions. Amid tensions and disagreements, members of parliament will receive the Argentine president. Javier Mileiprovide his first speech in front of them after calling them “rats’ nests” and “traitors.” Even in a recent interview with Financial TimesHe said, “I don’t need Congress to save the economy.”
The meeting would begin at 8:00 p.m. (local time), but the speech is scheduled for 9:00 p.m. It is important to note that the meeting was originally scheduled to take place at 12:00, but the President preferred the evening to be the largest television audience. Milei is protected by a strong security measure. According to Crónica, more than 5,000 police officers will be present and there will be demonstrations for and against.
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What topics would Javier Milei address in his first speech to Congress?
Argentine President Javier Milei will give his first speech in Congress this Friday, March 1st. According to local media, this is the economist's message It would take between 30 and 40 minutes. and will be broadcast in all national media. “People talk about a half-hour speech, but Milei is a president who doesn’t give long speeches,” he said. Carolina RamosCongressional Accredited Journalist, told CNN.
Regarding the topics of the speech, Ramos replied: “He is expected to talk about the inheritance he has received, in which country he lives and what announcement we will make.” Likewise, he added that “the President yesterday received the deputies of La Libertad Avanza, but they said that Milei had made no progress.”
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What is the main objective of opening regular sessions?
According to Carolina Ramos, the main target is the Opening of regular meetings is that Argentine President Javier Milei “will reveal the laws he intends to deal with in the regular period.” However, the scenario is complicated considering that Milei is heading towards what he calls “rat’s nest.” calls.”
Finally, Ramos emphasized that “the reaction of opposition lawmakers will do this.” depend on the tone of Javier Milei's speech“.
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Milei: “I don’t need Congress to save the economy.”
After the failure of the omnibus law and the controversy surrounding it DNUArgentine President Javier Milei said in an interview with the British media Financial Times: “I don't need Congress to save the economy“. Likewise, he made it clear that people who vote against it will be “enemies of change” and advanced “reforms by decree.”
In this interview published on Thursday, February 29, a day before the speech in Congress, the far-right economist explained: “There are other reforms that we can carry out by decree to change the application of the laws, and we will do everything.” That.”
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The Argentine government will ban inclusive language in national public administration
In a press conference this week, presidential spokesman Manuel Adorni announced a government decision that marks a before and after in historypublic administration of Argentina: the ban on inclusive language. This measure, which is added to a series of guidelines established by President Javier Milei, aims to reaffirm the exclusive use of the standards of the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) and thus the use of non-binary modifications in official documents eliminate.
The decision has sparked a wide debate in the Argentine country, where inclusive language is used as a tool to make different gender identities visible and taken into account. The executive argued that the measure “is primarily aimed at preserving the.”Effectiveness and consistency in official communication“.
With information from AFP.