Patricia Bullrich's Lollapalooza and the Future of Manuel Adorni
Patricia Bullrich, an Argentine senator, has been actively engaging with the public, participating in both a local wedding and the Lollapalooza music festival, while navigating political tensions.
Senate: uncertainty, doubts, and internal reproaches in the ruling party over the Adorni and $LIBRA cases
The Argentine Senate faces internal turmoil and uncertainty regarding the $LIBRA case involving President Javier Milei, as the ruling coalition grapples with its legislative agenda.
Bullrich agreed with Peronism to unblock the commissions in the Senate and Congress will form 18 this week
Patricia Bullrich has reached an agreement with the Peronist interblock to advance in the constitution of Senate commissions, while the lower house prepares to establish 18 commissions next week.
Senate. With the troop of allies decimated by trips, Bullrich postpones the sessions for next week
Patricia Bullrich postponed a scheduled Senate session due to a lack of available senators, impacting military promotions and judicial nominations.
The Urgency of La Libertad Avanza to Consolidate an Anti-K Majority in the Senate
Patricia Bullrich's majority in the Argentine Senate offers the government some relief to push for reforms during Javier Milei's presidency, but maintaining unity among the 47 senators is uncertain.
Senate: Patricia Bullrich pushes for a session to approve military promotions and Mahiques' appointment
Patricia Bullrich is advocating for a Senate session to discuss military promotions and other legislative matters.
Gerardo Milman, former right-hand man of Patricia Bullrich, obtained a position in the Senate despite the veto of Karina Milei
Gerardo Milman has been appointed to a transitory position in the Argentine Senate, despite previous attempts to veto his inclusion by Karina Milei.
"Is he dating Cristina?" Patricia Bullrich's sharp comment about Pichetto due to his connection with the former president
Patricia Bullrich commented humorously on Miguel Ángel Pichetto's recent visit to Cristina Kirchner, questioning if they are in a romantic relationship due to his renewed connection with the former president.
Judge Martínez de Giorgi will investigate Patricia Bullrich for repression during a retirees' march
Judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi is tasked with investigating allegations against former Security Minister Patricia Bullrich concerning her actions during a retirees' march in Buenos Aires.
Patricia Bullrich received Nahuel Gallo in the Senate and said they 'tried to appropriate' his release
Senator Patricia Bullrich met with Nahuel Gallo, a gendarmerie officer recently released after 450 days in a Venezuelan prison, discussing his experience and expressing criticism of the AFA.
Nahuel Gallo was at the Senate: met with Bullrich, but Villarruel was left out of the picture
In a political scene at the Argentine Senate, Nahuel Gallo met with Senate majority leader Patricia Bullrich without the presence of Vice President Victoria Villarruel, highlighting tensions within the chamber's leadership.
The other internal conflict in the Government: Patricia Bullrich and Karina Milei avoid clashing, but a silent struggle for the Capital grows
Inside the Argentine government, a quiet rivalry is developing between Patricia Bullrich and Karina Milei as they vie for political influence in the Capital.
The phrase by Brancatelli about Nahuel Gallo that sparked indignation from Patricia Bullrich
Diego Brancatelli's comments regarding Nahuel Gallo's experience in Venezuela angered Argentine senator Patricia Bullrich.
Bullrich spoke about the short circuits with Villarruel and gave details about the release of Nahuel Gallo
Patricia Bullrich criticized her party's vice president and commented on the release of Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo.
Bullrich acknowledged that the Government was not involved in the operation to release Nahuel Gallo
Patricia Bullrich stated that the Argentine government was not involved in the secret operation conducted by the AFA to free Nahuel Gallo, a gendarme detained in Venezuela.
Bullrich confirmed that the Government did not know about Gallo's release and pointed at Marcela Pagano
Senator Patricia Bullrich stated that the Argentine government was unaware of Nahuel Gallo's release, blaming the Argentine Football Association for not informing the authorities.
The wife of Nahuel Gallo explained the health of the gendarme and stated that no one from the AFA has ever spoken to her
Nahuel Gallo's wife shared information about his health following his release from a 448-day captivity in Venezuela and criticized the AFA for not communicating with her.
Labor Reform Approved: How Each Senator Voted in Congress
The labor reform in Argentina passed in Congress with significant support, with a vote tally of 42 to 28.
"Don't be a liar!", the behind-the-scenes of the fight between libertarian senator Nadia Márquez and vice president Villarruel in which Patricia Bullrich intervened
The article discusses a heated exchange in the Argentine Senate involving libertarian senator Nadia Márquez and vice president Victoria Villarruel during a debate about labor reform.
Despite victories in the Senate, differences grow between Patricia Bullrich and her successor in Security
Former minister Patricia Bullrich is at the center of attention due to her ongoing public disagreements with her successor in the Ministry of Security, Alejandra Monteoliva, amid significant Senate sessions this week.
"We are the champions", thus Bullrich celebrated that Argentina is "the first country" to enact the Mercosur agreement with the European Union
Senator Patricia Bullrich celebrated Argentina's status as the first country to enact the Mercosur agreement with the EU following Senate approval and President Javier Milei's signing of the decree.
The Senate is ready to approve the labor reform and lower the age of criminal responsibility to 14 years this Friday
The Argentine Senate is set to approve labor reform and a new juvenile criminal regime that lowers the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14, amidst potential legal challenges from labor organizations.
EU-Mercosur Agreement: Behind the Failed Attempt by the Government in the Senate to Outpace Uruguay
Argentina's government faced a setback in its attempts to be the first to ratify the EU-Mercosur agreement, trailing behind Uruguay despite efforts led by Senator Patricia Bullrich.
Patricia Bullrich confirmed that an inquiry has been initiated against one of the PFA agents who assaulted journalists
Patricia Bullrich announced that an inquiry has been launched against a Federal Police agent involved in the assault of journalists during a protest near Congress.
A man was arrested for threats against Patricia Bullrich: he is a member of the Antifa group
A 37-year-old man was arrested in Buenos Aires for making threats against Argentine Senator Patricia Bullrich, reportedly linked to the Antifa group.
"It's ridiculous": Patricia Bullrich questioned the AFA football strike over the ARCA complaint against Chiqui Tapia and Pablo Toviggino
Patricia Bullrich criticized the football strike by the AFA, calling it ridiculous for halting activities due to a legal complaint against two officials.
Senate: Patricia Bullrich took the vice-presidency of the Upper House from Kirchnerism and gave it to a rebellious Peronist
Patricia Bullrich's political maneuvering has resulted in the removal of Kirchnerism from the vice-presidency of the Argentine Senate, appointing Carolina Moisés instead.
Patricia Bullrich acknowledged the error in the inclusion of the leave article in the labor reform: "We take responsibility"
Senator Patricia Bullrich admitted the government's oversight in including a controversial article about sick leave and salary reduction in a labor reform project.
The Political Backdrop of the Libertarian Internal Conflict: What Bullrich Thinks and What Karina Milei Reproaches
February has been the most productive month legislatively for Argentine President Javier Milei, with key reforms advancing in Congress.
Rosendo Fraga: "The government's problem is that it lacks an analysis of nuances; it plays all or nothing"
Political analyst Rosendo Fraga discusses the challenges faced by the government in Argentina, emphasizing the need for nuanced analysis in political actions.
Bullrich's Message to Businessmen After Approval of Labor Reform in the Chamber of Deputies
Senator Patricia Bullrich urged businessmen to make their own agreements following the approval of a labor reform bill in Argentina's lower house.
"It's going to be hard for you to govern": Bullrich responded to Germán Martínez after his threat to repeal the labor reform if peronism returns to the Casa Rosada
Patricia Bullrich responded to Germán Martínez's threat to repeal labor reform by declaring it will be challenging for peronism if they return to power.
Labor reform: what day could the session in the Senate be
The Argentine Senate is preparing to vote on a significant labor reform bill following a favorable majority report from relevant committees.
Call for the case of death threats against Patricia Bullrich and the governor of Santa Fe to go to trial
Federal prosecutor Carlos Stornelli has requested the case of death threats made against Patricia Bullrich and Santa Fe governor Maximiliano Pullaro to be elevated to trial after a video surfaced showing armed individuals making explicit threats.
Government in Argentina gets approval to debate labor reform in the Senate again
The Argentine government has received parliamentary approval to revisit a labor reform project proposed by President Javier Milei in the Senate next week.
Strong clash between Patricia Bullrich and a Peronist senator over labor reform
Patricia Bullrich and Senator Florencia López engaged in a heated exchange regarding the modified labor reform bill in the Argentine Senate.
Amid crossfire and chicaneries, the Senate passed a new report on the labor reform just hours after the approval by Deputies
The Argentine Senate has prepared a new report on labor reform just hours after the Chamber of Deputies approved modifications to the legislation.
Labor reform 2026, LIVE: main points, who it affects, and what is needed for it to become law
The labor reform bill has been approved by Argentina's Chamber of Deputies and is currently being debated in Senate committees, with a goal to be voted in the Senate by February 27.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
Javier Milei's government is making significant reforms, including labor modernization, generating reactions from opposition figures such as Patricia Bullrich.
Not Everything is the Fault of Article 44
Senator Patricia Bullrich acknowledges errors in the handling of controversial reforms, particularly regarding salary deductions for sick leave, sparked by insensitive comments from government officials.
Labor reform, LIVE: key points, debate in the Chamber of Deputies, and latest news today, February 18
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies is discussing a labor modernization project aimed at reforming labor laws, with a live update on the process and recent developments.
Bullrich admitted the 'error' with sick leave in the labor reform
Argentina's Patricia Bullrich acknowledged a mistake in the labor reform related to sick leave regulations, promising a correction in the next parliamentary session.
Confirmed: The ruling party modifies the article on medical licenses in the labor reform to vote on it this Thursday in the Chamber of Deputies
The ruling party in Argentina has decided to amend a controversial article in the labor reform concerning medical leave pay in order to facilitate its approval in Congress.
Milei and the marathon of 'the Girl', which does not end
The article discusses the ongoing political dynamics within the Argentine government, particularly focusing on Patricia Bullrich's efforts in labor reform and her struggle against traditional union powers.
"We made a mistake and we will fix it": Bullrich acknowledged the blunder in sick leave licenses in labor reform
Patricia Bullrich admitted the government's error in the labor reform project regarding sick leave payment, stating they will maintain full pay only for severe illnesses.
Pablo Grillo blamed Patricia Bullrich for the damages he suffered: 'I want to see her in prison'
Photographer Pablo Grillo, injured during a protest, holds Senator Patricia Bullrich responsible for his suffering as he awaits further treatment.
What functions do the Ray-Ban glasses worn by Patricia Bullrich in the Senate session offer
Senator Patricia Bullrich showcased the new Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses in the Senate, which utilize AI to capture photos, videos, and audio in real time.
Senate: Villarruel's 'active resistance' causes increasing clashes with Bullrich
Victoria Villarruel's active resistance in the Senate is escalating tensions with Patricia Bullrich and the Milei siblings, highlighting deepening political conflicts within the Argentine government.
Bullrich assured that the Government will modify the article on sick leave
Senator Patricia Bullrich announced that the Government plans to amend the sick leave legislation concerning serious and degenerative illnesses, after criticism regarding salary reductions for health-related absences.
Bullrich announced changes in licenses: 100% payment will be maintained for 'severe, degenerative or irreversible diseases'
Senator Patricia Bullrich announced that under the new labor reform, 100% salary payments will continue for employees with severe health conditions, following backlash against proposed cuts.