Argentina’s opposition parties are determined to proceed with a special legislative session scheduled for Thursday, despite lacking the necessary quorum and a recent judicial ruling. The ruling, while diminishing the core argument for their push, hasn’t deterred them from seeking to debate other contentious bills. Specifically, the opposition aims to extend the emergency measures for people with disabilities and address family debt issues. Although the rejection of the Land Law—*la ley de tierras*—weakened their initial demands, they will prioritize these two projects considered uncomfortable for President Javier Milei’s administration. The opposition acknowledges the court's decision impacts their stance, but remains committed to advancing these legislative initiatives in *Argentina*. They hope to force a debate and potentially gain ground on key policy areas despite the challenges.