The Argentine government has announced that the opening of ordinary sessions in Congress, marked by a speech from President Javier Milei, will take place on March 1st at 21:00. This date is solidified by a decree published in the Official Bulletin, emphasizing the administration's commitment to moving forward with its legislative agenda.

As Congress enters its final week of extraordinary sessions, the political party La Libertad Avanza is finalizing critical details to secure the passage of three significant legislative projects. These include reforms to labor laws, juvenile criminal laws, and an agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, which are all pivotal for the government’s economic and social policy direction.

Additionally, the ruling party in the Senate is aiming to gain preliminary approval for a bill concerning glaciers, highlighting environmental concerns alongside the economic reforms. This active legislative phase is vital for President Milei's administration as it seeks to implement changes promised during his campaign and address pressing national issues as the government transitions into regular legislative operations.