Argentina Senate Committee Delays Central Bank, Fiscal Innocence Bills Amid Ruling Party Clash

Argentina's Vice President Villarruel sent three government-backed bills—Central Bank reform, fiscal innocence, and patents—to committee after a delay that drew criticism from ruling party leader Bullrich. The bills passed the lower house last week but stalled in the Senate, highlighting internal friction within the ruling coalition. The delay could slow the government's legislative agenda and signal political instability.