The letter highlights the deficiencies in debate quality and civic education among members of the Argentine Congress, particularly visible during recent sessions in the Chamber of Deputies. The author compares the politically charged atmosphere to an uninhibited environment of insults and offenses, which they argue would never be tolerated in a school setting among students. The criticism points towards a significant decline in standards within the legislative process, indicating that the culture of debate has deteriorated into a display of unprofessionalism.

The letter emphasizes that the current state of the Congress is a reflection of broader social issues, where a lack of accountability and effort to maintain high standards leads to inadequate governance. The absence of mechanisms such as 'ficha limpia' (clean slate) legislation, which seeks to ensure candidates have no serious legal issues, further exacerbates this point. There is a call for the urgent need to re-establish decorum and meritocracy in the legislative process to better serve the public interest.

In conclusion, the author aspires for the Congress to transform into a platform where the most competent individuals work for the common good, contrasting it with the current perception of it being chaotic and poorly managed. This critique serves as a broader comment on political culture in Argentina, where demands for reform and higher standards in governance are increasingly voiced.