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The president of Argentina Javier Milei, advances in the installation of the neoliberal model that has been replicated in the region, whose results are already known: concentration of wealth, social exclusion and weakening of the state.
Argentine Water and Sanitation Workers (AySA) rejected the privatization process promoted by the government, arguing that partial information was shared to confuse with “wrong” conclusions. Punctually, the Gran Buenos Aires Union of Health Workers (SGBATOS) went to the crossroads of Resolution 1198/2025 of the Ministry of Economy, published yesterday in the Official Gazette, which initiated the process of ...
Javier Milei’s ultra-right government continues to advance in the process of privatization of Agua y Sanitarias Argentinos S.A. (AySA), a state-owned company that supplies more than 10 million people with drinking water and is the fifth largest in the world. A phenomenal negotiated remake of a menemist disaster. By Indymedia Trabajadoras/es. This Tuesday, through a resolution published in the Official Gazette, the national government ordered the…
Argentina. Aysa Workers Reject the Privatization Promoted by the Government - Latin American Summary
Latin American Summary, Aug. 20, 2025. The union warns that water “is an essential human right and a social good that must be under the orbit of the State, with professional management and active participation of its workers.” The union that nucleates the workers of Argentine Water and Sanitation (AySA) rejected [...] La entrada Argentina. AySA workers reject the privatization promoted by the government was first published in Latin American Summ…
Resolution 1198/2025 instructs to sell the largest to AySA stock and place the rest in stock. Who wants to buy the water? The privatization plan advances I ask.
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