Argentine opposition deputy criticizes Milei's model, pushes debt relief bill

Pablo Yedlin, a national deputy from Unión por la Patria, criticized the lack of dialogue in Congress and defended a project to regulate family debts, while also discussing opposition agreements, elections in Tucumán, and the situation at Hospital Garrahan. The interview reflects ongoing political friction between the opposition and the ruling party under President Milei, with potential implications for legislative gridlock and social policy.