US EditionThe Argentine Congress Slows Down Milei's Chainsaw and Gives a Black Week to the Ultra Government
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The tension was evident from, literally, the first day. On December 10, 2023, when he took office as president, Javier Milei avoided giving the traditional presidential speech before the assembly of national legislators and preferred to speak outside the Congress, turning his back on the building and its inhabitants. A few days later, he cleared any doubt about the degree of his esteem and defined Parliament as “a nest of rats.” Still starting f…
President Javier Milei recently vetoed the law passed by Congress that established a recomposition of retirement assets and an automatic update of the bonus of $70,000, raising it to $110,000 and then adjusting it for inflation.This decision, according to a study by the Argentine Center for Political Economy (CEPA), represents an estimated monthly loss of $468 billion for the holders of the Argentine Integrated Preventive System (SIPA).
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Con La Gente NoticiasThe National Congress does not insist with the passing of a law vetoed by the Government for 22 years, but in the next few days Parliament will challenge President Javier Milei as the Sendo will leave the emergency in the area of disability firm. The last time that Parliament rejected a total veto was on March 12, 2003 in the transitional government of Eduardo Duhalde, who assumed on January 1, 2002 after the resignation of Fernando de la Rúa in…
The government wanted to draw budget from the disabled while receiving coimas from the labs, a lot of scandal and accumulation of negative votes.
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