Overview
- The Mesa Política met at Casa Rosada and on Tuesday finalized and formally sent a prioritized legislative package to Congress that includes the Súper RIGI, a Law of Lobby, a law to prevent ludopathy, and the repeal of front‑of‑pack food labeling.
- Coalition leaders used their numerical control in the Chamber of Deputies to block an immediate interpellation of Chief of Cabinet Manuel Adorni and defer opposition demands until after the World Cup break.
- The meeting doubled as a staged show of unity to contain factional tensions inside La Libertad Avanza, but participants and analysts say underlying disputes between karinismo and other currents remain unresolved.
- Federico Angelini resigned from his national security post and is set to move to a role in Santa Fe, a personnel shift that press reports link to an operational alignment between Patricia Bullrich and Governor Maximiliano Pullaro.
- Adorni faces a judicial probe for alleged illicit enrichment at Comodoro Py, and the government’s parliamentary maneuvers and the legislation timetable create a short‑term political cushion while the legal case and Senate negotiations continue to evolve.