US EditionMacri Showed up to Claim for the Fires in the South and the Nets Tell Him Everything for His Alliance with Milei
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Former President Mauricio Macri supported the Patagonian governors who demanded that the national government include a particular issue on the agenda of the extraordinary sessions to be held in Congress during February: the Ignean Emergency Act. Governors argued that “in the face of an extremely adverse climate scenario, and the most severe drought since 1965, the Patagonian provinces declared the Ignean Emergency in October 2025.” They announce…
The Deputy of the United Provinces asked him to incorporate the bills declaring the igneous emergency into the agenda of extraordinary sessions.
Former President Mauricio Macri took off again from the national government, amidst tensions in the relationship between PRO and La Libertad Avanza. The owner of the yellow space backed the claim of the Patagonian governors, who asked the Executive to include the igneous emergency on the agenda of extraordinary sessions. The note was signed by governors Ignacio Torres (Chubut), Sergio Ziliotto (La Pampa), Alberto Weretilneck (Río Negro), Rolando…
With the intention of supporting the request of the Patagonian governors for Congress to deal with and sanction the Ignean Emergency Law in the face of the fires that ravage Patagonia, Mauricio Macri published a message on social networks. The post, accompanied by a video with the governors’ claim, generated a wave of criticisms on social networks. “I support the request of Ignacio Torres and the Patagonian governors that, in extraordinary sessi…
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