Argentine court orders Milei government to distribute held-up food aid
- President Javier Milei's government was ordered by an Argentine court to release tons of food for the poor, held in storage pending an audit he ordered.
- Aid to soup kitchens was frozen after Milei took office, aiming to cut public spending and reduce corruption in the social welfare system.
- Recent raids on soup kitchens and managing groups led to accusations of forcing the poor to attend anti-government protests for food.
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According to social organizations, there are about 45,000 community soup kitchens, but an undetermined number of them stopped operating when the state supply was interrupted.
La justice argentine a ordonné lundi au gouvernement du président ultralibéral Javier Milei de procéder «immédiatement» à la distribution auprès des plus pauvres des tonnes de denrées alimentaires en sa possession, mais retenues depuis décembreLe juge fédéral argentin Sebastian Casanello a ordonné au ministère du Capital humain de fournir dans les 72 heures une liste détaillée des denrées alimentaires retenues par le gouvernement et de procéder …
The federal judge ordered the department to serve him within 72 hours a list of the quantities of food being withheld and proceed “immediately” to distribute them.
Argentina's Milei government must release tons of food to the poor by the judge. The food was held pending a social assistance system screening.
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IBTimes AustraliaArgentine court orders Milei government to distribute held-up food aid
Aid to tens of thousands soup kitchens was frozen after Javier Milei took office in December vowing to slash public spending and weed out corruption in the social welfare system.
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