US EditionMilei Enabled a Regime for Civilians to Buy Weapons of War "the Plan Is to Release the Carrying of Weapons"
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In a resolution published in the Official Gazette, the National Register of Arms (RENAR) adopted a new regime regulating the acquisition and possession of semi-automatic weapons powered by removable rifle, carbine or submachine gun-type assault chargers derived from military weapons. The measure provides that legitimate users and firing entities must meet specific requirements, such as proving ownership of the material, having an approved guard …
The Government of Javier Milei allows the purchase of semi-automatic rifles by civilians in Argentina, modifying decades of prohibition and tenure requirements.
By decree, the Executive replaced the legislation and authorized legitimate users and shooting entities to acquire it.
In a resolution, the Government established a regime for civilians to gain access to semi-automatic rifles; requirements and controls were established for legitimate users; organizations that militate for disarmament fear an increase in gunfire and organized crime.
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