Tras una extensa sesión de más de 10 horas, la Cámara de Diputados otorgó media sanción a la Ley de Ficha Limpia con 144 votos a favor. La normativa busca impedir que personas con condenas confirmadas en segunda instancia puedan ser candidatas. El proyecto contó con el apoyo del oficialismo y bloques aliados, mientras que el bloque kirchnerista y otros sectores votaron en contra. Ahora, el desafío se traslada al Senado, donde se requiere una mayoría especial para su aprobación definitiva.
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00:00Clean sheet, topic without a doubt of Wednesday, with everything that implied a very long vote of more than 10 hours,
00:08in which the official ends up taking out the half-sanction on deputies with 144 votes.
00:14We have some crosses also probably to review.
00:18It was a section, a session, I said, with many confrontations, dialectically, many crosses.
00:25Pathetic. Pathetic. Pathetic.
00:28Totally. Pathetic. But there is the moment of approval, right?
00:32With Martín Menem confirming that the vote was to be given,
00:37and the 144 votes in favor, 98 against, and two abstentions,
00:42Miguel Pichetto, Nicolás Mazot, both of federal meeting.
00:46They cannot be candidates who have a conviction confirmed in the second instance.
00:52Finally, this issue of deadlines also prevailed.
00:56The date set in this sense will be according to the closing of the provisional standard,
01:03before it will be December 31 of the previous year.
01:07And important, what we have been talking about throughout the program,
01:11that the support and initiative of Libertad Avanza,
01:15in addition to the allied blocs such as the PRO and the UCR,
01:19in some cases the UCR supports, in others it does not.
01:22But in this case there are also many small blocs,
01:25especially in the provinces, that end up being decisive
01:28so that the government can end up advancing with its initiatives.
01:31Half sanction. Half sanction.
01:33Half sanction. The Senate is a very difficult challenge for me,
01:38very difficult, especially with the issue of a clean date.
01:42It seems to me that with the steps, perhaps the chance can be a little greater.
01:46Let's remember, as we always say, a special majority is needed.
01:51And in that sense, the truth is that it already starts with 33, 34 below.
01:55In addition, the entire Kirchnerist bloc voted against it.
01:58Entirely.
01:59So you have no chance that in the Senate you have a fracture of anything.
02:03It was the difference with respect to the steps.
02:05Of course, but since here it is about corruption,
02:08which is something that they do not see badly from Kirchnerism,
02:11then here the vote was complete.
02:13Yes, I also add you to the left, because the left has deputies too.
02:16The same. The left is the same. A very rare thing.
02:18It is clearly aligned.
02:20The left is a very rare thing.
02:22You are voting something so that those who steal,
02:25those who manage fraudulently,
02:28those who keep people's money,
02:30cannot be candidates and you vote against.
02:33The left also kept people's money.
02:35Exactly. Exactly.
02:37Let's see the causes that there are.
02:39At present, investigating the working people,
02:41with their participation, with the management of social plans,
02:44with Bellivoni at the head.
02:46Bellivoni is not a deputy, nor a senator,
02:48but Solano at the time was a deputy
02:50and recognized that he charged 2% to the affiliates of the working people.
02:54It is institutionalized.