US EditionGovernment Grants Security Forces a Bonus to Stop Protest
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The National Government officialized the payment of a $40,000 bonus once for federal security forces, to which additional amounts of up to $300,000 will be added according to the hierarchy. The bill was published in the Official Gazette through Decree 216/2026 and will be paid with the salaries of April. It is a non-remunerative and non-bonifiable amount, so it does not impact on retirement contributions or the basic salary. The benefit reaches …
It will be paid in April and one of the amounts will depend on each category.
For the one time and with the salary of April, the government will also give a second bonus of $40,000 in the midst of the tense wage situation
The national government officialized an economic reinforcement for the federal security forces in the prelude to a protest that will take place this Thursday. Decree 216/2026, published in the Official Gazette, established the payment of a bonus of $40,000 a single time, accompanied by additional amounts that can reach the $300,000, according to the hierarchy of each member. The decision was known less than 24 hours after a call promoted by soci…
The bill was formalized by decree and will be paid with the April assets for the active personnel of the main security forces, amid claims for salaries and the health coverage situation. In addition to the bonus, it will pay another one-time and non-remunerative sum that does not exceed $300,000.
The government of Javier Milei officially paid an extraordinary bonus of $40,000 to members of the four federal security forces.The economic reinforcement will also have additional sums of up to $300,000, according to the hierarchical position of the agents.The bill was officially issued this Wednesday by decree 216/2026 published in the Official Gazette, one day before the demonstration announced in front of the Centinela building, in the headq…
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