Javier Milei began the week with a National Cabinet meeting at 10 in Casa Rosada. It was the first meeting of that format with his ministers since 9 of July, after the Tedeum for Independence Day. The call sought to organize management and parliamentary strategy before a session relevant to the ruling party.
During Monday, the Chief of Staff Diego Santilli participated in the opening of the NQN Day, a day organized to promote business and investments from Neuquén in the City of Buenos Aires. In the afternoon, he was scheduled to sign, together with Minister Luis Caputo and Governor Alberto Weretilneck, an agreement to advance the transfer of railways and roads to Río Negro.
On Tuesday 25, the presidential spokesperson Adrián Ravier announced a press conference at 11, and the Government Political Board was convened for 13. Later, Milei would meet with national deputies and senators from La Libertad Avanza. The legislative meeting continues the coordination reported over the weekend and does not itself imply finalized agreements with other blocs.
Parliamentary activity will be concentrated on Wednesday 26. The Senate will hold a Parliamentary Work meeting, and the Chamber of Deputies was summoned to address the reform of the Organic Charter of Banco Central and the project called Inocencia Fiscal II. Both files must go through the corresponding vote; their inclusion on the agenda does not equate to approval.
On Thursday 27, the President is scheduled to speak to fourth- and fifth-year students at Colegio ORT about ethics and artificial intelligence. Between 27 and 29, the Minister of Security Alejandra Monteoliva will travel to Tierra del Fuego, while the Minister of Justice Juan Bautista Mahiques will participate in Posadas in the entry into force of the federal criminal procedural system.
Minister Sandra Pettovello, for her part, will lead in Campo Quijano, Salta, the start of activities of the Tren 25 de Mayo. The sequence combines management, parliamentary negotiation, and territorial presence. Although it resumes meetings already announced, it adds an official schedule and new legislative topics; the results will depend on votes, agreements actually signed, and subsequent administrative measures.
