Overview
- The initiative, led by UxP deputy Guillermo Michel, was filed on January 22 with support from Miguel Pichetto, Nicolás Massot, Natalia de la Sota and several UxP lawmakers.
- ANSeS would implement the program, financing it with up to 20% of the Sustainability Guarantee Fund and recovering payments through automatic deductions from wages or benefits.
- Loans would be capped at 1.5 million pesos, with monthly installments limited to 30% of net income, while repayment terms and operating rules would be set by ANSeS.
- Eligibility covers retirees and pensioners up to six minimum benefits, AUH and pregnancy allowance holders, registered workers earning up to six minimum wages, domestic workers and monotributistas in categories A–D.
- Sponsors outline consolidating credit‑card and nonbank debts into a single state loan with a rate tied to TAMAR plus 10 points via an ANSeS digital process, argue no added fiscal cost, and indicate debate in the ordinary session period.