Over 30,000 Companies Closed During the Milei Government and May Marked a Strong Acceleration
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The number of registered employees accounted for by SRT decreased from 9,857,173 to 9,445,560; in May alone, 70,217 lost jobs were recorded.
A recent report by the Fundar Thought Center provided interesting data regarding the current situation and contingency in Argentina. The text pointed out that since Javier Milei took office 30,633 companies were lost, which is 6% of the total. According to Radio Cooperativa, economist Hernán Bergestein told EFE that “the closure is a lot [...] This article More than 30,000 companies have closed during Javier Milei's government in Argentina was o…
More than 30,000 companies closed in Argentina since Javier Milei took office, according to data from Fundar in May 2026.
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The number of companies registered in Argentina fell by 30,633 from November 2023 to May 2026, during the government of Javier Milei. The decrease took the number of employers from 512,357 to 481,724, representing a contraction of 6% in net terms. The data comes from a report prepared by the Argentine Center for Political Economy (CEPA) based on official information from the Superintendency of Labor Risks (SRT). The survey shows, moreover, that …
The recession and the fall in consumption continue to strike the country’s business and labor network. A survey of the Argentine Center for Political Economy (CEPA), based on records of the Superintendency of Labor Risks (SRT), revealed that between November 2023 and May 2026 they stopped operating in net terms 30,633 companies registered in Argentina. The negative trend showed a strong acceleration during the last month of May. According to dat…
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