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Milei Joined a Demand From the Argentine Market Against the Senate: the Sgr in the Center

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The retirement increase law passed last week by the Senate included an article that aroused criticism within the Argentine stock market. The elimination of tax exemptions that benefited contributors to Reciprocal Guarantee Companies (SGR) motivated a joint communiqué of the main market entities, which was retweeted and supported by President Javier Milei.
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According to the Congressional Budget Office, the spending of the previsional moratorium has an estimated cost of 0.084% of GDP for the first year and 0.081% for the second. Meanwhile, the emergency in Disability implies a cost ranging from 0.22 to 0.24% of GDP. The only way to defeat the vetoes and all Milei's adjustment is the struggle in the streets, in unity and coordination between different sectors. Our next appointment, on Thursday 17. Ph…

The government is seeking to shield the veto announced by Milei.

The retirement increase law passed last week by the Senate included an article that aroused criticism within the Argentine stock market. The elimination of tax exemptions that benefited contributors to Reciprocal Guarantee Companies (SGR) motivated a joint communiqué of the main market entities, which was retweeted and supported by President Javier Milei.

Laws must be turned from the Upper House to the Pink House for promulgation or, failing that, for the President to advance with the veto.The post How long could Javier Milei veto the retirement laws passed in the Senate? appeared first on The Intransigent.

The defender of the Third Age, Eugenio Semino, strongly questioned the possibility that President Javier Milei would leave the law approved by Congress that contemplates an increase of 7.2% and the update of the bonus for retirees. In dialogue with Rivadavia AM 630, Semino considered that “it would be a mistake” and warned that there are sufficient resources to deal with that improvement in assets. “The argument that there is no money to finance…

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