US EditionArgentina to Privatize Water and Sanitation Company in Eight Months
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The union led by José Luis Lingeri argues that access to water and sanitation is an essential human right and a social good that should not be in private hands.
Almost a month after authorizing its privatization, the Government of Argentina began the process to sell Argentine Water and Sanitation (AySA).This week through Resolution 1198/2025, published in the Official Gazette. Thus, 90% of the actions that today belong to the Argentine State will be transferred to the private sector.For this process, according to the resolution, a period of eight months was established.As they clarified, the measure wil…
The government officialized the beginning of the process of privatization of Argentine Water and Sanitation (AySA) through Resolution 1198/2025 of the Ministry of the Economy, which provides for the sale of 90% of the shareholding package to the private sector. In the face of this measure, the Gran Buenos Aires Union of Health Workers (SGBATOS) expressed its rejection and in a statement signed by its secretary general, José Luis Lingeri, said th…
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