In a significant legislative move on Thursday, Argentine lawmakers successfully overturned two vetoes issued by President Javier Milei, marking a considerable setback for the libertarian head of state. The opposition-controlled Senate decisively voted to override Milei's vetoes with substantial majorities, counteracting his economic reform agenda.

The Senate's decision reinstated funding increases for public universities and pediatric healthcare, a move Milei argued could threaten Argentina's fiscal stability due to his strict austerity policies. This legislative action comes before critical midterm elections, where Milei is already facing challenges related to a corruption scandal and public dissatisfaction.

Amidst these political tensions, Milei has garnered support from U.S. President

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