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The government of PP and Vox in Castilla y León has announced the creation of a committee of officials that will evaluate the ideological significance of films, criticizing the lack of ideological neutrality in Seminci and suggesting that funding for quality projects that are not ideologized should be prioritized. #Cine #Seminci #Censura (translated)

Don Ricardo Salinas Pliego accused MORENA politicians of hiding the governor of Sinaloa, Rocha, whom he pointed out as having allied with organized crime. He claimed that Rocha had helped the PEJE get close to those groups to seek funding and make commitments, including a strategy to protect criminals that he described as "hugs, not bullets." #Sinaloa #Corrupción #MORENA (translated)

Alejandro Alvarez stated that a law passed assigned funds outside of the Financial Administration Law and that, therefore, Article 5 of the Budget Execution Law 24.629 should be applied. He explained that this regulation establishes that laws authorizing expenditures must expressly indicate how they will be financed; otherwise, their execution remains suspended until the allocations are incorporated into the national budget. He also noted that the regulation requires budgetary backing for certain contracts and provides for asset liability for officials who authorize acts or contracts contrary to Law 24.156. Alvarez asserted that, in his opinion, this was how the Republic was protected: by studying and complying with all laws. #Ley #Presupuesto #Gobierno (translated)

Milei's repentant party stated that the judiciary had stopped a fine of 100,000 pesos per day against the government for violating the University Financing Law. They claimed that the measure had only lasted one day and that there would be no consequences for violating the law. https://t.co/lbLMl17M71 #Justicia #FinanciamientoUniversitario #Corrupción (translated)

Tens of thousands of students and workers held a massive protest in Buenos Aires demanding compliance with the University Financing Law in response to the cuts implemented by President Javier Milei, who faces criticism for not respecting the legal regulations. #ProtestaUniversitaria #LeyDeFinanciamiento #JavierMilei (translated)

A massive university march in Argentina demanded the government of Javier Milei to comply with the law on financing public universities, culminating in clashes with the police who used repression with tear gas and water cannons. #ProtestaEducativa #FinanciamientoUniversitario #ReformaEducativa (translated)

The Official Response Office stated that Deputy Secretary Ale Ciro Álvarez responded to the accusation of authoritarianism raised by journalist Laura Di Marco. Álvarez argued that what would have been authoritarian would have been to accept without discussion a law that, he claimed, infringed the Financial Administration Law because it did not specify the funds. He added that the Government was appealing the regulation through the procedure established by the Republic. He also cited the Budget Execution Law and said that it provided that a law approved without indicating its source of funding should be enacted and suspended in the same act, by the same decree. He claimed that this is what was done. #LeyAdministraciónFinanciera #Autoritarismo #PolíticaArgentina (translated)

Ari Lijalad described the situation as obscene and stated that Judge Sergio Fernández had traveled to Paris with Milei. He also wrote that Fernández suspended a daily fine of $100,000 against Santilli for violating the university financing law. https://t.co/gMhiQWV4y7 #Justicia #Política #Argentina (translated)

Milei's remorseful supporters stated that thousands of people gathered in front of Congress in the rain to demand that the Government comply with the University Financing Law. They also criticized the deputies and the "Judicial Mafia," asserting that once again they did not live up to the people's expectations. https://t.co/KMt6aHlsTK #FinanciamientoUniversitario #Justicia #Protesta (translated)

Mati Aromi stated that the C5N team was attacked while showing the backpack of a person he described as an infiltrator. He also maintained that those who started the violence were not university students demanding funding, but infiltrators looking to justify the repression. https://t.co/ddElY8nrbt #Infiltrados #Represión #C5N (translated)

Milei's repentant ones stated that the Judicial Power had lifted a $100,000 fine imposed on the Government for breaching the University Financing Law. They claimed that the sanction had been applied the day before and withdrawn during the march, accusing the authorities of doing so to mock the students. https://t.co/Dscg625Wkc #Justicia #Educación #DerechosEstudiantiles (translated)

Milei's repentants stated that students from the UNR defeated Franja Morada in a vote and decided to take over a faculty to demand the University Funding Law. They added that there were already three faculties occupied at UBA, three at UNR, and three at UNC, and called for people to take to the streets the following day. https://t.co/caqWuKQ4T8 #Estudiantes #Universidad #Protesta (translated)

Milei's repentant supporters stated that the police had confined a group of students in a pizzeria and detained a teacher from Joaquín V. González who was demanding compliance with University Funding. https://t.co/SdOOt3GuPG #Educación #DerechosEstudiantiles #FinanciamientoUniversitario (translated)

Milei's repentants compared the fine for violating the University Financing Law, which he estimated at $100,000, with that for selling avocados on the street, which he placed at $58,000,000. He also stated that "the caste is afraid." https://t.co/jlQix1WjpR #Corrupción #Justicia #Educación (translated)

Milei's repentant supporters stated that, after 300 days of non-compliance with the University Financing Law, a judge sanctioned the Chief of Cabinet. As he wrote, he must pay $100,000 for each day that the law continues to be violated. The author argued that the sanction amounted to $3 million monthly and criticized that, in his opinion, those who infringe the law did not face sufficient consequences. #LeyDeFinanciamiento #JusticiaArgentina #Educación (translated)

Totocaputo reported that he met with the President of the World Bank, Ajay Banga; the Vice President for Latin America and the Caribbean, Susana Cordeiro Guerra; and the Vice President of the IFC for Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean, Alfonso García Mora. According to his writing, they analyzed new projects with financing from the organization and the possibility of expanding the funds available for Argentina. He also noted that they identified opportunities for private investment in strategic sectors and that the World Bank would provide technical assistance to monitor and execute projects of the RIGI. He added that they were working to enable new private investments of USD 10 billion and that they discussed a strategy for artificial intelligence and a project expandable to different sectors and regions. #DesarrolloEconómico #Inversiones #BancoMundial (translated)