Milei Sends Congress His Falklands Sovereignty Bill, with an Anti-Terrorism Registry Attached
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Government-led initiative creates criminal figures against disinformation, provides for the involvement of military forces in security tasks and gives the executive power super powers to seize property
The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, sent to Congress on Thursday a bill that stiffens the sanctions against the unauthorized exploitation of natural resources on the Malvinas Islands. The measure takes place in the midst of the sovereignty dispute between Buenos Aires and the United Kingdom by the South Atlantic archipelago, under British control since 1833.
The text also proposes the creation of a National Security Council and includes prison sentences for those who carry out "coordinated campaigns of mass disinformation" or promote violent acts against the Argentine State or its inhabitants. The project is part of the dispute between Argentina and the United Kingdom over the sovereignty of the islands in the archipelago in the South Atlantic, under British control since 1833. The so-called "law fo…
Milei sends Congress his Falklands sovereignty bill, with an anti-terrorism registry attached
Argentina's government sent Congress a National Sovereignty Defense Bill on Thursday, presented by President Javier Milei as “a milestone in the process of recovering” the Falklands, a text that toughens penalties for exploiting natural resources in the disputed area and also creates a registry of people linked to terrorism that does not require a prior criminal case.
The Government sent to Congress a bill that tightens the sanctions for unauthorized exploitation of resources and creates a new National Security System. Article 111, which incorporates crimes related to disinformation and manipulation of public opinion, raised questions from journalistic and constitutionalist entities. The news The Government sent to Congress the draft Law on Defense of National Sovereignty was first published in Sin Mordaza.
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