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Argentina: Legislative developments in security and social policy

Several legislative initiatives are advancing across various Argentine provinces. In Santa Fe, the Senate granted semi-sanction to a bill establishing an integral system for the prevention and management of gender violence risks. This system proposes risk classification, electronic monitoring for high-risk cases, and a unified digital registry for complaints.

In the Province of Buenos Aires, the Security and Penitentiary Affairs Commission unanimously approved a report to authorize the use of Taser pistols by the provincial police. The project, promoted by the Frente Renovador, seeks to incorporate less-lethal weapons under strict protocols, requiring mandatory specialized training and prohibiting devices designed solely to inflict pain through direct contact.

Other notable legislative actions include a proposed reform to the National Mental Health Law in the Senate, which aims to modify voluntary hospitalization procedures. In Tierra del Fuego, the legislature is reviewing a project to declare an economic emergency for the Police and Penitentiary Pension Fund, following a progressive deterioration of its financial stability.

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Argentine Senate · Buenos Aires Province Legislature · Buenos Aires Province Police · Buenos Aires provincial police · Carlos Puglelli · Frente Renovador · La Libertad Avanza · Legislature of the Province of Buenos Aires · PRO · Rosana Bellatti · Santa Fe · Senate of Santa Fe

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LUAYZA: “ARMAS MENOS LETALES EN SEGURIDAD” [centroinformativoberazategui.com.ar]