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First modification: 04/23/2026 - 22:26Last modification: 04/23/2026 - 22:27
The Argentine government of Javier Milei sent an electoral reform bill to Congress with the aim of "correcting a fundamentally flawed system so that politics costs less and is more transparent," according to the president's office. The initiative plans to eliminate so-called steps and increases the signature base to register a political party. In the #InvitadoDelDíaF24 we spoke with Felipe Galli, political and electoral analyst, about how the reform would benefit Milei, what the president is looking for with the measure and what is behind it.
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