A proposed “Super-Tax” bill in Argentina faces an uncertain future after senators from the PRO, UCR, and non-Kirchnerist PJ factions blocked its advancement to a vote. The delay stems from last-minute demands for changes to the legislation, frustrating President Patricia Bullrich’s efforts to pass the measure swiftly. Bullrich herself acknowledged the possibility the initiative may ultimately fail to gain approval. The bill, aimed at increasing revenue, now appears stalled in committee, with opposition groups signaling their unwillingness to support it in its current form. Negotiations are ongoing, but significant hurdles remain to achieving a consensus. This setback presents a challenge to the government’s economic agenda and highlights the complexities of governing with a divided Senate. The future of the “Super-Tax” remains unclear as political maneuvering continues.