Argentina’s lower house of Congress has granted initial approval to President Javier Milei’s sweeping austerity package, dubbed the “Súper RIGI.” The bill, aimed at drastically reducing public spending, now moves to the Senate for consideration. This advancement occurs against a backdrop of political tension, including scrutiny surrounding Presidential Spokesperson Manuel Adorni. Opposition parties have voiced strong criticism of the proposed measures, predicting negative economic consequences. The Senate is currently in session, debating the bill and its potential impact on the nation’s economy and social programs. The “Súper RIGI” represents a key component of Milei’s ambitious plan to stabilize Argentina’s economy, which is grappling with high inflation and debt. The ongoing debate highlights the deep divisions within the Argentine political landscape.