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In most countries the national executive works together with the group of senators, deputies or assembly members, the president makes proposals, then they are previously analyzed and then voted on in a session of order.
In this case, the Argentine national executive has decided to make direct decisions with his advisors and government team, discarding the suggestion of a chamber of deputies, as a result of which they have provoked a series of negative economic, political and socio-cultural repercussions for his country. The presence of members of foreign troops in uniform almost two months ago, haunting national security sites is extremely suspicious, and even more so now that Macri has approved without the consent of the chamber, a decree (683/18) with which neither the quorun of deputies nor the majority of the population agrees.
In relation to the G-20 meeting, it turns out that the same is not true of the entire chamber of deputies or the majority of the population, who support the possible agreements that President Macri is seeking to make, whose intentions are already visible. To illustrate this, the fact of resorting to loans from the International Monetary Fund, an organization repudiated by Argentina due to the resounding economic downturn produced by the similar negotiations conducted by De la Rua and Menem (sXX) and the interim presidencies of sXXI.