Argentina Senate deadlock over PASO suspension; PRO-UCR talks frozen
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Martín Menem, president of Argentina's Lower House, pressed the Senate to accelerate approval of the government-backed bill suspending primary elections (PASO), suggesting it could pass within 15 days. The move signals the ruling coalition's push to consolidate political calendar changes ahead of upcoming elections, though Senate timing remains uncertain. This development matters as it could reshape Argentina's electoral landscape and affect opposition strategy.
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