Overview
- The ruling bloc’s political board met Friday at the Casa Rosada, led by Karina Milei and Manuel Adorni, and said it will send bills to revise the Mental Health Law and target disability pension fraud.
- The Argentine executive filed a fast‑track “per saltum” petition asking the Supreme Court to lift a lower‑court freeze on key labor‑reform articles that unions had halted.
- Manuel Adorni, under investigation for alleged illicit enrichment, used social media to swat at critics as he convened the meeting and readies his first management report to Congress on April 29.
- Judge Norma Morán in Santiago del Estero confirmed four months of preventive detention for Sebastián Corti across seven case files, and a medical board ordered psychological exams.
- In Spain, a Huelva court upheld charges against Almonte mayor Francisco Bella over an allegedly unauthorized WhatsApp screenshot, and Francisca Muñoz appeared at the Senate’s Koldo inquiry but refused to answer questions.