Milei proposes bill to end mandatory primary elections
President Javier Milei submitted an electoral reform bill today aimed at cutting state costs by removing mandatory primaries. The proposal also tightens party funding rules.
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The government of Argentina has formally submitted an electoral reform bill to Congress, marking the latest move by President Javier Milei to reduce state expenditures and streamline federal operations. The proposed legislation seeks to eliminate the country's mandatory national primary elections, known as the PASO, which the administration has characterized as an inefficient use of public resources.
