Argentine Congress of the Union

The Argentine Congress of the Union is the national legislative body of Argentina, responsible for making and passing laws. It consists of two chambers: the Chamber of Deputies, representing the people based on population, and the Senate, representing the provinces and autonomous city of Buenos Aires equally. Congress debates, amends, and approves legislation, overseeing government actions and budgeting. It plays a vital role in Argentina's democratic process by ensuring representation, legislative authority, and checks on executive power. Congress members are elected by Argentine citizens, reflecting the diverse political landscape of the country.