The Argentine conference cancels the reversal of President Javier Miley on funding Government news

The confusion of Congress reaches while the Political Miley party faces popularity to mid -time elections.

The Argentine president, who is fighting Javier Millie, has suffered a new setback, as Congress abolished the veto in his increasing laws from the financing of public universities and the hat.

On Thursday, Senators invalidated both the veto, which was already rejected by the House of Representatives, which led to three of the laws supported by Congress despite the severe opposition from Milei that transports the budget.

Miley, who implemented the deep austerity policies to reduce the size of the government, said the new spending would endanger the financial balance of Argentina.

The Senate’s vote is at a time when the United States -backed Millie is struggling to end running on the national currency, the Argentine bizo, in the period before the mid -term elections on October 26.

The 54 -year -old right wing, in power since December 2023, has been on ropes since his party wandered by the center in Regional opinion polls Buenos Aires last month.

These elections, which are seen as a bell before the medium term, tear a halo from its political capabilities and sent the markets to a tail.

“There is a sensation of frustration and anger with the effect of discounts,” said Sebastian Halbene, a political advisor at Buenos Aires.

He added that Miley had failed to build alliances with rulers who influence how legislators vote in their boycott in Congress.

Last week, the United States government announced that it had been in talks with Argentina on a $ 20 billion exchange line aimed at increasing Peso.

US President Donald Trump Sought His close ally in the talks In New York Last week, he said, “He is doing a great job.”

The two are expected to meet in October, when Milei seeks to secure the credit swap line from the United States.

Analysts say, however, the president still needs a strong outcome in the middle of the period to avoid prejudice to the progress he made in Argentina’s fixed economy.

After the gathering for a short period, the bizo Back This week due to uncertainty in the market about the amount and extent of the American financial aid offered.