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Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies rejected the veto of the university budget increase. People gathered in a massive march to celebrate. The bill now goes to the Senate. (Credit Image: © Paula Acunzo/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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$Caba, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 17th Sep, 2025. The Chamber of Deputies dealt a crushing blow to the ruling party and put a stop to the government's chainsaw attacks on health and education. With a majority exceeding two-thirds, the opposition rejected the presidential vetoes on the Pediatric Emergency Program and University Financing, two issues that successfully mobilized the streets and fractured the libertarian strategy. Both bills now move to the Senate, which could address them on October 2. (Credit Image: © Daniella Fernandez Realin/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Comm-stock-foto$

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THE HAGUE - Overview of the blue chairs in the plenary hall of the House of Representatives. The House of Representatives of the States General, known as the Tweede Kamer (House of Representatives), together with the Eerste Kamer (Senate), forms the Dutch States General, the national representative body for the Netherlands. The members of the House of Representatives are elected by the Dutch electorate no later than every four years. ANP /HOLLAND netherlands out - belgium out-stock-foto

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