The Chamber of Deputies rejected the presidential veto of the emergency disability law on Wednesday with 172 votes in favor, 73 against, and two abstentions, in a session marked by intense political exchanges and testimony from organizations linked to the sector.

Regarding the position of the representatives of Misiones, the legislators of the Misiones Renewal Party voted to reject the veto, that is, they supported the emergency disability law, as they had previously stated. Alberto Arrúa, Carlos Fernández, Daniel Vancsik, and Yamila Ruiz supported the initiative against the veto, seeking to overturn it and implement the law approved by Congress.

On the other hand, the"wigged" radical Martín Arjol and Emmanuel Bianchetti, of the PRO party, spoke out against rejecting the veto, aligned with the national ruling party and the Libertarian bloc, which seek to prevent the implementation of the law in favor of the disabled.

The law in question declares a disability emergency throughout the country and guarantees extraordinary funding measures for benefits, treatment, and assistance to people with disabilities and their families.

The president had vetoed the bill, citing"fiscal infeasibility," which prompted a strong backlash from civil society groups, governors, and legislators from various political blocs.

Following the majority vote against the veto, the bill will now move to the Senate. If the presidential veto is also rejected in the Upper House, it will be nullified and the law would go into effect.

Votes against the veto (172)

• Alberto Arrua (Federal Innovation, Renewal Front – Misiones)
• Carlos Alberto Fernández (Federal Innovation, Renewal Front – Misiones)
• Yamila Ruiz (Federal Innovation, Renewal Front – Misiones)
• Daniel Vancsik (Federal Innovation, Renewal Front – Misiones)
• Sergio Edgardo Acevedo (For Santa Cruz – Santa Cruz)
• Oscar Agost Carreño (Federal Meeting – Córdoba)
• Hilda Aguirre (Union for the Homeland – La Rioja)
• Ernesto “Pipi” Ali (Union for the Homeland – San Luis)
• Eugenia Alianiello (Union for the Homeland – Chubut)
• Walberto Allende (Union for the Homeland – San Juan)
• Constanza Alonso (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Marcela Antola (Democracy Forever – Entre Ríos)
• Jorge Neri Araujo Hernández (Union for the Homeland – Tierra del Fuego)
• Lourdes Micaela Arrieta (Transformation – Mendoza)
• Daniel Arroyo (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Ana Fabiola Aubone (Union for the Homeland – San Juan)
• Martín Aveiro (Union for the Homeland – Mendoza)
• Fernanda Ávila (Union for the Homeland – Catamarca)
• Jorge Antonio Ávila (Encuentro Federal – Chubut)
• Karina Ethel Bachey (PRO – San Luis)
• Héctor Baldassi (PRO – Córdoba)
• Karina Banfi (UCR – Buenos Aires)
• Mario Barletta (Unidos – Santa Fe)
• Luis Basterra (Union for the Homeland – Formosa)
• Adolfo Bermejo (Union for the Homeland – Mendoza)
• Tanya Bertoldi (Union for the Homeland – Neuquén)
• Gustavo Bordet (Union for the Homeland – Entre Ríos)
• Victoria Borrego (Civic Coalition – Buenos Aires) Aires)
• Sofía Brambilla (PRO – Corrientes)
• Gabriela Brouwer de Koning (UCR – Córdoba)
• Juan Fernando Brugge (Federal Meeting – Córdoba)
• Santiago Cafiero (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Pamela Calletti (Federal Innovation – Salta)
• Marcela Campagnoli (Civic Coalition – Buenos Aires)
• Celia Campitelli (Union for the Homeland – Santiago del Estero)
• Fernando Carbajal (Democracy Forever – Formosa)
• Florencia Carignano (Union for the Homeland – Santa Fe)
• Ana Carla Carrizo (Democracy Forever – Buenos Aires)
• Soledad Carrizo (UCR – Córdoba)
• Pablo Carro (Union for the Homeland – Córdoba)
• Sergio Casas (Union for the Homeland – La Rioja)
• Carlos Castagneto (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Christian Castillo (PTS-FIT Unity – Buenos Aires)
• Leila Chaher (Union for the Homeland – Jujuy)
• Jorge Chica (Union for the Homeland – San Juan)
• María Luisa Chomiak (Union for the Homeland – Chaco)
• Gabriel Chumpitaz (Future and Freedom – Santa Fe)
• Carlos Cisneros (Union for the Homeland) – Tucumán)
• Julio Cobos (UCR – Mendoza)
• Mariela Coletta (Democracy Forever – Buenos Aires City)
• Marcela Coli (Democracy Forever – La Pampa)
• Carlos D’Alessandro (Freedom Advances – San Luis)
• Ricardo Daives (Union for the Homeland – Santiago del Estero)
• Natalia De la Sota (Federal Meeting – Córdoba)
• Rodrigo de Loredo (UCR – Córdoba)
• Mercedes de Mendieta (Socialist Left – Buenos Aires City)
• Agustín Domingo (Federal Innovation – Río Negro)
• Gabriela Estévez (Union for the Homeland – Córdoba)
• Emiliano Estrada (Union for the Homeland – Salta)
• Eduardo Falcone (MID – Buenos Aires)
• Mónica Fein (Federal Meeting – Santa Fe)
• Agustín Fernández (Independence – Tucumán)
• Elia Marina Fernández (Independence – Tucumán)
• Ramiro Fernández Patri (Union for the Homeland – Formosa)
• Maximiliano Ferraro (Civic Coalition – CABA)
• Mónica Frade (Civic Coalition – Buenos Aires)
• Andrea Freites (Union for the Homeland – Tierra del Fuego)
• Ana Carolina Gaillard (Union for the Homeland – Between Ríos)
• Ignacio García Aresca (Federal Meeting – Córdoba)
• José Luis Garrido (For Santa Cruz – Santa Cruz)
• Silvana Ginocchio (Union for the Homeland – Catamarca)
• Juan Carlos Giordano (Socialist Left – Buenos Aires)
• Melina Giorgi (Democracy Forever – Santa Fe)
• Diego Giuliano (Union for the Homeland – Santa Fe)
• José Glinski (Union for the Homeland – Chubut)
• Daniel Gollan (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Álvaro González (PRO – CABA)
• Gustavo Carlos Miguel González (Union for the Homeland – Santa Cruz)
• Carlos Gutiérrez (Federal Meeting – Córdoba)
• Ramiro Gutiérrez (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Itai Hagman (Union for the Homeland – CABA)
• Carlos Heller (Union for the Homeland – CABA)
• Bernardo Herrera (Union for the Homeland – Santiago del Estero)
• Ricardo Herrera (Union for the Homeland – La Rioja)
• Ana María Ianni (Union for the Homeland – Santa Cruz)
• Pablo Juliano (Democracy Forever – Buenos Aires)
• Máximo Kirchner (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires) Aires)
• Tomás Ledesma (Union for the Homeland – Entre Ríos)
• Aldo Leiva (Union for the Homeland – Chaco)
• Mónica Litza (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Osvaldo Llancafiló (Popular Movement of Neuquén – Neuquén)
• Juan Manuel López (Civic Coalition – Buenos Aires)
• Ricardo López Murphy (United Republicans – CABA)
• Mónica Macha (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Facundo Manes (Democracy Forever – Buenos Aires)
• Mario Manrique (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Varinia Lis Marín (Union for the Homeland – La Pampa)
• Juan Marino (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Germán Martínez (Union for the Homeland – Santa Fe)
• Gisela Marziotta (Union for the Homeland – CABA)
• Nicolás Massot (Federal Meeting – Buenos Aires)
• Magalí Mastaler (Union for the Homeland – Santa Fe)
• Gladys Medina (Independence – Tucumán)
• Roberto Mirabella (Let’s Defend Santa Fe – Santa Fe)
• Matías Molle (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• María Luisa Montoto (Union for the Homeland – Santiago del Estero)
• Emilio Monzó (Federal Meeting – Buenos Aires)
• Roxana Monzón (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Micaela Morán (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Cecilia Moreau (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Leopoldo Moreau (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• María de los Ángeles Moreno (Production and Labor – San Juan)
• Nilda Moyano (Union for the Homeland – Santiago del Estero)
• Estela Mary Neder (Union for the Homeland – Santiago del Estero)
• Sebastián Nóblega (Union for the Homeland – Catamarca)
• Paula Oliveto Lago (Civic Coalition – CABA)
• Blanca Osuna (Union for the Homeland – Entre Ríos)
• Pablo Outes (Federal Innovation – Salta)
• Marcela Pagano (La Libertad Avanza – Buenos Aires)
• Sergio Palazzo (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Liliana Paponet (Union for the Homeland – Mendoza)
• María Graciela Parola (Union for the Homeland – Formosa)
• Marcela Passo (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Esteban Paulon (Federal Meeting – Santa Fe)
• Gabriela Pedrali (Union for the Homeland – La Rioja)
• Juan Manuel Pedrini (Union for the Patria – Chaco)
• Paula Penacca (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Julio Pereyra (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Miguel Ángel Pichetto (Federal Meeting – Buenos Aires)
• Nancy Viviana Picón Martínez (Production and Labor – San Juan)
• Lorena Pokoik (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Juan Carlos Polini (Democracy Forever – Chaco)
• Luciana Potenza (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Agustina Propato (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Fabio José Quetglas (UCR – Buenos Aires)
• Florencio Randazzo (Federal Meeting – Buenos Aires)
• Ariel Rauschenberger (Union for the Homeland – La Pampa)
• Verónica Razzini (Future and Freedom – Santa Fe)
• Roxana Reyes (UCR – Santa Cruz)
• Vilma Ripoll (MST-FIT – Buenos Aires)
• Jorge Rizzotti (Democracy Forever – Jujuy)
• Ana Clara Romero (PRO – Chubut)
• Jorge Antonio Romero (Union for the Homeland – Corrientes)
• Roberto Sánchez (UCR – Tucumán)
• Nancy Sand (Union for the Homeland – Corrientes)
• Leandro Santoro (Union for the Homeland – CABA)
• Natalia Sarapura (UCR – Jujuy)
• Sabrina Selva (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Vanesa Siley (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Guillermo Snopek (Union for the Homeland – Jujuy)
• Martín Soria (Union for the Homeland – Río Negro)
• Margarita Stolbizer (Encuentro Federal – Buenos Aires)
• Julia Strada (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Rodolfo Tailhade (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Danya Tavela (Democracy Forever – Buenos Aires)
• Martín Tetaz (UCR – CABA)
• Pablo Todero (Union for the Homeland – Neuquén)
• Victoria Tolosa Paz (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Eduardo Toniolli (Union for the Homeland – Santa Fe)
• Alejandra Torres (Federal Meeting – Córdoba)
• Eduardo Valdés (Union for the Homeland – CABA)
• Brenda Vargas Matyi (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Yolanda Vega (Federal Innovation – Salta)
• Alejandro Vilca (PTS-FIT – Jujuy)
• Luana Volnovich (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Hugo Yasky (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires) the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Pablo Yedlin (Union for the Homeland – Tucumán)
• Carolina Yutrovic (Union for the Homeland – Tierra del Fuego)
• Natalia Zabala Chacur (Union for the Homeland – San Luis)
• Oscar Zago (MID – CABA)
• Natalia Zaracho (Union for the Homeland – Buenos Aires)
• Christian Alejandro Zulli (Union for the Homeland – Corrientes)

Votes in favor of the veto (73)

• Martín Arjol (Interior League – Misiones)
• Emmanuel Bianchetti (PRO – Misiones)
• Sabrina Ajmechet (PRO – CABA)
• Lisandro Almirón (Freedom Advances – Corrientes)
• Pablo Ansaloni (Freedom Advances – Buenos Aires)
• Damián Arabia (PRO – CABA)
• María Fernanda Araujo (Freedom Advances – CABA)
• Martín Ardohain (PRO – La Pampa)
• Belén Avico (PRO – Córdoba)
• Nancy Ballejos (PRO – Entre Ríos)
• Beltrán Benedit (Freedom Advances – Entre Ríos) Rivers)
• Bertie Benegas Lynch (La Libertad Advances – Buenos Aires)
• Rocío Bonacci (La Libertad Advances – Santa Fe)
• Alejandro Bongiovanni (PRO – Santa Fe)
• Gabriel Bornoroni (La Libertad Advances – Córdoba)
• Mariano Campero (Interior League – Tucumán)
• Sergio Capozzi (PRO – Río Negro)
• Pablo Cervi (Interior League – Neuquén)
• Gerardo Cipolini (UCR – Chaco)
• Facundo Correa Llano (La Libertad Advances – Mendoza)
• María Florencia De Sensi (PRO – Buenos Aires)
• Romina Diez (La Libertad Advances – Mendoza)
Nicolás Emma (Freedom Advances – Buenos Aires)
José Luis Espert (Freedom Advances – Buenos Aires)
Daiana Fernández Molero (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Alida Ferreyra (Freedom Advances – Buenos Aires)
Alejandro Finocchiaro (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Carlos García (Freedom Advances – Chaco)
Ricardo Garramuño (We Are Fuegians – Tierra del Fuego)
Silvana Giudici (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Gerardo Huesen (Freedom Advances – Tucumán)
María Cecilia Ibañez (MID – Cordoba)
Fernando Adolfo Iglesias (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Luciano Andrés Laspina (PRO – Santa Fe)
Lilia Lemoine (Freedom Advances – Buenos Aires)
Mercedes Llano (Freedom Advances – Mendoza)
Lorena Macyszyn (Freedom Advances – Buenos Aires)
Martín Maquieyra (PRO – La Pampa)
Nadia Márquez (Freedom Advances – Neuquén)
Álvaro Martínez (Freedom Advances – Mendoza)
Nicolás Mayoraz (Freedom Advances – Santa Fe)
Martín Menem (Freedom Advances – La Rioja)
Gerardo Milman (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Guillermo Montenegro (La Libertad Advances – Buenos Aires)
Francisco Monti (Interior League – Catamarca)
Francisco Morchio (Federal Meeting – Entre Ríos)
Julio Moreno Ovalle (La Libertad Advances – Salta)
Lisandro Nieri (UCR – Mendoza)
José Núñez (PRO – Santa Fe)
Paula Omodeo (Creo – Tucumán)
Emilia Orozco (La Libertad Advances – Salta)
Santiago Pauli (La Libertad Advances – Tierra del Fuego)
José Peluc (La Libertad Advances – San Juan)
Luis Albino Picat (Interior League – Córdoba)
Carolina Píparo (La Libertad Advances – Buenos Aires)
María Celeste Ponce (La Libertad Advances – Córdoba)
Manuel Quintar (La Libertad Advances – Jujuy)
Marilú Quiroz (PRO – Chaco)
Cristian Ritondo (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Laura Rodríguez Machado (PRO – Córdoba)
Javier Sánchez Wrba (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Juliana Santillán Juárez Brahim (La Libertad Advances – Buenos Aires)
Diego Santilli (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Santiago Santurio (La Libertad Advances – Buenos Aires)
Maria Sotolano (PRO – Buenos Aires)
• Aníbal Tortoriello (PRO – Río Negro)
José Federico Tournier (Interior League – Corrientes)
• César Treffinger (La Libertad Avanza – Chubut)
Patricia Vasquez (PRO – Buenos Aires)
• Pamela Verasay (UCR – Mendoza)
Lorena Villaverde (La Libertad Avanza – Río Negro)
• Martín Yeza (PRO – Buenos Aires)
Carlos Zapata (La Libertad Avanza – Salta)

Abstentions