The government of Argentine President Javier Milei on Wednesday submitted a bill to Congress aiming to overhaul the nation’s elections — urging the need to “fix a system that is fundamentally flawed” and make it more transparent and less costly.
One of the main reforms presented in the bill seeks the elimination of Argentina’s notoriously questioned PASO open primary system, a process that the Argentine presidency described as a “failed experiment.”
The second proposed reform listed by the presidency calls to raise membership thresholds for registering a political party and vote thresholds for parties to maintain their legal status. The…
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