Senado de la Nación

The Senado de la Nación, or Senate of Argentina, is the upper house of the country's national legislative body. It works alongside the lower house, the Cámara de Diputados, to create and pass laws. Senators are elected to represent the provinces and the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, serving six-year terms. The Senate's responsibilities include reviewing legislation, approving treaties, and overseeing government activities. Its role is vital in representing regional interests and ensuring balanced legislative power within Argentina's federal system.