The Executive Branch enacted Law 27,793 this Monday, declaring a National Disability Emergency — which Congress ratified, overruling President Javier Milei’s veto — until December 31, 2026. In the decree, the government based their decision to refer back the matter to Congress on Article 5 of Law No. 24,629, according to which any law that authorizes or mandates expenditures must explicitly provide for their financing. They stopped the implementation of the Emergency in Disability law because supposedly there is no money to finance it,” wrote opposition Congressman Itaí Hagman on X, who said the combination of these decisions “shows the government’s true self”. Then they must issue a regulatory decree to determine how the law is applied, and that has different aspects.