Argentina ruling party races to secure votes ahead of mega-session; Church adds demands

Hours before a major legislative session, Argentina's ruling party is in last-minute negotiations with allied blocs to secure approval, while the Catholic Church has publicly added its own conditions. Uncertainty persists within the Casa Rosada over whether the deal will hold, making the outcome of the session uncertain. The episode underscores the fragility of the government's legislative coalition and the influence of the Church on policy.