The Chainsaw Does Not Stop: the Government Cut Spending for Almost $3 Billion in Different Areas
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While the Supreme Court of Justice is still full of cases for rectification of assets initiated by the national State itself, it is now known that Javier Milei's government has ordered a strong budgetary adjustment in the ANSES that will have a direct impact on this field.The problem of the trials for assets is not new. To tell the truth, it is dragging decades ago and the governments of different political signs have used the same dilatory tact…
Administrative Decision 20/2026, published in the Official Gazette, reorders items in more than a dozen agencies.
Through Administrative Decision 20/2026, the Executive officialized a historic pruning that affects from oncological treatments and literacy to water works, while reallocating funds for voluntary retreats in ANSES. Read more
The Milei Government amended Budget 2026 and expanded the fund to pay for pre-trial trials by $500 billion. Cabinet Headquarters also raised the limit to cancel Anses’ debts to $712.288 million; it also reassigned items and charges to various state agencies. Cabinet Headquarters increased the amount of pre-visional debt payments to $500,000 million. The measure was formalized by Administrative Decision 20/2026, published on Monday in the Officia…
The measure was formalized by an administrative decision published this Monday in the Official Gazette. Provision was also made for the payment of interim trials and adjustments were made in different areas of the State.
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