The National Board of Together for Change (JXC) will hold a meeting via Zoom this Sunday to try to agree on a common position regarding the agreement reached by the national government with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that entered Congress on Friday, and that will be the focus of the legislative debate in the coming days.
“Today the National Board will define a large part of what we are going to do in the coming days,” confirmed the head of the PRO block in Deputies, Christian Ritondoin dialogue with Radio Rivadavia.
For the deputy, “there is a lot of awareness of what can and cannot be voted on” within the opposition coalition, although he admitted that the issue will be “a great challenge.”
The debate that will begin on Monday in the Chamber of Deputies on the agreement generates doubts and differences within the opposition coalition.
The 137-page text -which is divided into four documents: the bill with four articles, the message from the Executive Branch and two attached annexes- entered the Chamber of Deputies on Friday afternoon, and was immediately distributed in print and digital format to all legislators.
With the “fine print” of the agreement in hand, the JxC National Table will meet this Sunday to exchange ideas about the project and try to agree on a common position.
