Argentina govt races to suspend PASO primaries, seeks Senate approval by month-end

The Argentine government is fast-tracking a deal with provincial governors to suspend PASO (primary elections), aiming for Senate approval before the end of October. Negotiations involve key governors from both PRO and Peronist blocs, with internal disputes (e.g., between Mauricio and Jorge Macri) still unresolved. The move signals a significant political shift in electoral policy, likely to reduce election costs and alter the political calendar.