Chaco legislature fails quorum; opposition bills on trigger clause, rates stalled

In Argentina's Chaco province, the ruling party failed to reach quorum in the legislature due to the president's absence, leaving opposition initiatives—including a teacher trigger clause, public service rate adjustments, and family debt relief—undebated and pending. This reflects a tactical setback for the government and heightened political friction in the province.

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