Deputies: the opposition rushes the $LIBRA projects and puts the moratorium back on the agenda

The first challenge will be to reach the quorum in the session called for this Tuesday.

On Tuesday 8th at noon and the creation of an Investigative Commission will be discussed, in addition to a request for reports from the Executive.

The Chief of Staff received thousands of questions from Congress on which he will have to give answers, including those related to the scandal unleashed by the cryptocurrency $Libra and those linked to the new IMF credit.

The opposition faces a slippery scenario in the search for the quorum that from the green light to the session requested for next Tuesday in the Chamber of Deputies, with the "Libragate" and the retirees as thematic axes. In order to enable the enclosure for the vote of the laws, a minimum of 129 deputies are required by regulation sitting on their seats, exactly half plus one of the totality of legislators that the body has. Judging by the sign…

The special session was requested last Thursday by Union for the Homeland, Democracy for Always, Federal Meeting and the Civic Coalition, but, for the time being, it is difficult to reach the minimum of the 129 necessary deputies.

Opposition blocs asked for a session for this Tuesday, with the scandal written as a main dish. Cabinet Chief Guillermo Francos' report and exhibition also has a date, so Union for the Homeland, the Civic Coalition, Democracy for Always and Federal Meeting called for a session to "first." The reasons.