US EditionMilei Rushes the Scrapping of the Scientific System and Seeks to Control What Can Be Investigated
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The energy that feeds Javier Milei’s chainsaw, with which he has been cutting and scrapping the Argentine state, will suffer a decline on July 8. That day the extraordinary legislative powers delegated to him by Congress for a year expire and, since then, it will no longer be so easy for him to implement reforms by decree. Before the delegated powers expire, the ultra executive returned to advance on the science system, one of the sectors most a…
The law that promotes the breeding of rabbits and the legal framework of the backpacker’s card will cease to be in force. The post Javier Milei will repeal more than 40 laws by decree: from the presidential sponsorship to the control of meetings appeared first on The Intransigent.
The measure was worked out by Federico Sturzenegger and seeks to eliminate regulations considered obsolete. Among the laws that will be repealed are that of the presidential sponsorship, that of the backpacker's card and benefits to the cuniculture.
Pablo Esteban-Page12 Milei proclaimed himself as “the mole that destroys the state from within,” and in this line, he is well labeled as “the type that destroys science from within.” Thanks to the powers he has under the Bases Law, the government hastens the latest changes to give the final blow to the production of knowledge in Argentina. It modifies by decree the composition of the steering committee of the Agency R+D+i and advances, thus, on …
On Tuesday, July 8, the delegated powers granted to Javier Milei by the “Bases” law, in force since June 2024, expire. This instrument enabled the executive branch to issue decrees of necessity and urgency in areas such as administrative, economic, financial and energy.In the last few weeks, the government accelerated a battery of measures that includes cuts in the National Institute of Viticulture, the fusion of ENRE and Enargas, and a profound…
The powers that Congress handed over to the executive branch through the Bases Act expire next Tuesday. There are 48 working hours left and the Minister of Deregulation, Federico Sturzenegger, intends to squeeze them until the last minute with further cuts to the National Institute of Viticulture (INV), the merger of ENRE and Enargas and another change in the National Directorate of Roads, just the federal agency that is in the focus of the gove…
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