Overview
- Senator Juliana Di Tullio accused the government bloc of violating the chamber’s reglamento by reading prepared speeches and urged the chair to enforce the rules.
- The confrontation began after officialist senator Gonzalo Guzmán Coraita read nearly his entire member-informant presentation, which he later defended despite objections.
- Patricia Bullrich asked Di Tullio not to address the member informant directly, while Di Tullio argued the rules allow it and pressed her complaint to the presidency.
- Presiding officer Victoria Villarruel recognized allied senator María Emilia Orozco, who cited reglamento articles on interruptions and allusions to counter the opposition’s challenge.
- Tensions escalated further as Carolina Losada rebuked Di Tullio during the same session, prompting the provisional president to remind senators to address the chair.