US EditionFrozen Screens, Untied Senators and Absent Libertarians: Sanction an Increase in Retirements and Disability Emergency
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The Senate approved in a special session the new law on retirement mobility, which establishes an increase of the minimum to 331,000 pesos and raises the monthly pension bonus to 110,000 pesos. In addition to improving the assets, the law extends the pension moratorium, which will allow people without 30 years of contributions to access a retirement through a payment plan. With the new law, the minimum earnings and the monthly bonus increase imm…
The House of Senators of the Nation made law an increase in retirees, the restitution of the pre-visional moratorium and the disability emergency.
The Minister of Economy pointed out that the senators' vote represents a "principle of revelation" and stressed that "everything is more than clear in the face of October".
In Tomorrow Sylvestre, the director of Access and Inclusion in Health of the province of Buenos Aires celebrated the approval of the emergency law on disability in Congress, but warned about the imminent presidential veto. “Veting it would be an act of cruelty and an unacceptable lack of compassion,” she said. Unanimously, with 56 votes in favour, zero against and no abstention, the Senate turned the emergency into law on disability. The new leg…
In this way, the opposition applied a severe blow to Milei, who had already warned that he would veto these initiatives for undermining fiscal balance. The government suffered a sharp setback in the Senate, where the green light was given to an increase in retirements, the restitution of the moratorium and the emergency in disability. As for retirements, it is an increase of 7.2% for all pension and pension assets, except for special regimes. Th…
With 52 votes in favour and 4 abstentions, Congress turned the 7.2% increase in all retirements into law. A pre-visional moratorium was also sanctioned. Officialism was absent from the session, denouncing that it was invalid. The chain of irregularities that marked the session. Despite the boycott of the government and governors, despite the experience of last year’s presidential veto and the threat of a new veto, the Senate sanctioned a new inc…
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