Milei Guts Bill to Ease Property Laws in Face of Public Uproar
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Javier Milei's government was forced to abandon another part of the private land ownership law to seek approval in the Senate, in a new sign of the Argentine president's difficulties in attracting investment to the country, he reports to Bloomberg.
Allies of the Argentine president had to withdraw excerpts on the sale of land to foreigners and changes in the Law of Fire Management
Police crack down on march in Buenos Aires against regulations that expedite evictions and hinder expropriations
It was the central part of his reform but the opposition accused him of selling out the country and in the square the banners on Falklands/Malvinas returned
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The Rural Lands Law of Argentina is a norm approved in 2011 that regulates how much rural territory of the country can be in the hands of foreigners. The government of the ultra-right Javier Milei had proposed to remove the restrictions on the purchase of rural land by foreigners, amending the aforementioned legislation. However, in view of the lack of support in the
The text submitted this Thursday to the Senate claimed to remove restrictions on the sale of rural land, even strategic land, to non-Argentinans. Under pressure from the public, mobilized in the name of the defence of national sovereignty, it was removed by the power.
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