The Milei Government warns Parliament about attempts to hinder reforms.

The government of Argentine President Javier Milei has issued a warning to Parliament about attempts by certain political sectors to "obstruct" the necessary dialogue to move forward with his reform plan. In an official statement, the President's Office expressed concern about the unilateral decision of some political sectors seeking to advance their own agenda without consulting other political leadership sectors, with the aim of hindering negotiations. The Executive branch criticized the "hasty" treatment in Congress to validate or reject a decree of necessity and urgency (DNU) issued by Milei in December to deregulate the economy. Likewise, it criticized the opposition's initiative to promote a new pension adjustment formula without consensus, considering that both actions go against the spirit of agreement promoted by the president in his call for the Pact of May. The potential rejection of the DNU, which is close to a decision by the Supreme Court, would be, according to the statement, a setback in the rights and needs of the Argentine people. The government urges the Legislative branch not to succumb to the pressures of those seeking short-term victories at the expense of the nation's future. The statement emphasizes the government's commitment to achieving a 0% deficit, leaving behind the failed recipes of the political elite and moving towards the prosperity and greatness of the Argentine nation. In this context, the Senate session where the DNU will be discussed, following a request made by the Peronism, the largest minority, for months, is highlighted. President Milei thanks the legislators committed to the interests of the country and the path of change, and reaffirms his commitment to the necessary reforms for the country's development. Political uncertainty and tensions in the legislative arena mark the Argentine landscape amid an environment of polarization and economic challenges that require consensus to be overcome.