13. Is there a ban on donations from any other source?
Argentina
ARTÍCULO 15. — "Prohibiciones. Los partidos políticos no podrán aceptar o recibir, directa o indirectamente: […] d) contribuciones o donaciones de personas físicas o jurídicas que exploten juegos de azar; […] g) contribuciones o donaciones de personas que hubieran sido obligadas a efectuar la contribución por sus superiores jerárquicos o empleadores; h) contribuciones o donaciones de asociaciones sindicales, patronales y profesionales. Las restricciones previstas en este artículo comprenden también a los aportes privados destinados al Fondo Partidario Permanente." (Source: Ley de Financiamiento de los partidos políticos, Ley 26.215, December 2009 (Financing Law))
p. 102: 'Chart A.6. Prohibitions relating to the origin of private contributions in Latin America' (Source: Cost of Democracy: Essays on Political Finance in Latin America. International IDEA: 2016.)
English Tranlation: ARTICLE 15. - Prohibitions: Political parties may not accept or receive, directly or indirectly: [...] d) contributions or donations from natural or legal persons that exploit games of chance; [...] g) contributions or donations from persons whothey have been obliged to make the contribution by their superiors or employers, h) contributions or donations from trade unions, employers and professionals.The restrictions provided in this article also include private contributions to the Permanent Support Fund. " (Source: Law on Financing of political parties, Law 26.215, December 2009 (Financing Law)) p. 102: 'Chart A.6. Prohibitions about the origin of private contributions in Latin America '(Source: Cost of Democracy: Essays on Political Finance in Latin America, International IDEA: 2016.)
Political parties cannot accept or receive contributions or donations from persons who were forced to give them by their employers; from any juridical or natural person dedicated to gambling business, as well as from professional associations. Nor from political or social organizations.
