On Monday, the political table of the Executive in Argentina met to deliberate on significant legislative matters that the ruling coalition hopes to finalize during the last week of extraordinary sessions. This includes crucial topics such as labor reform, amendments to the Glacier Law, juvenile penal regulations, and the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union. The meeting was held in the Casa Rosada, led by Secretary General Karina Milei alongside other influential government officials.

The gathering focused on achieving a swift resolution to pressing legislative issues, with participants expressing optimism about the outcomes expected in the upcoming sessions. The discussions involved key figures including Cabinet Chief and several ministers responsible for critical economic and internal affairs, marking it as an important step towards fulfilling the government's agenda under the current administration. The intent is to utilize the remaining parliamentary session effectively to push through these reforms.

As the meeting concluded, officials conveyed a sense of determination to conclude the week positively, aligning with the administration's legislative goals. This momentum sets the stage for President Milei’s upcoming speech, which is anticipated to address the outcome of this week’s sessions and outline future governmental strategies, making it a significant moment for the administration as it navigates complex political challenges in Argentina.