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Photo: The Rio TimesThe ruling bloc's push to suspend mandatory primaries and change party financing matters for the legislative timetable before the November 30 session deadline.

Argentina's government is reactivating its legislative agenda after Pope Leo XIV's visit to the country. Ground News+1 La Libertad Avanza wants the Senate to suspend the PASO, the mandatory party primaries, within two weeks. montegre.com+2 The bill would suspend the PASO rather than abolish them, and also includes Clean Slate and party financing changes. montegre.com+1 The Constitutional Affairs Committee, chaired by Senator Agustin Coto, is scheduled to meet next week to discuss the bill. montegre.com
The Senate has 72 seats and the bill needs 37 votes to pass, according to reporting on the plan. montegre.com+1 Allied blocs PRO and UCR say they have not been informed of an agreement. montegre.com+1 Cabinet chief Diego Santilli is lining up votes, while Senate bloc leader Patricia Bullrich wants to see them first. The Rio Times Chamber of Deputies president Martin Menem said electoral reform depends exclusively on the Upper House. globealert.ai
The ordinary legislative period ends on November 30. montegre.com Officials want a committee report next week, with the bill taken to the Senate floor about seven days later. Ground News+1
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