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The obstacles imposed by Javier Milei’s government have suffered a significant setback after the Senate’s approval of a law that increases pension funds, raises the amount of the bonus and extends the provisional moratorium. READ ALSO: Argentina revives the repression: Milei’s government executes mega-operational against retirees The vote on this bill took place this Thursday at the Argentine Senate headquarters in Buenos Aires, during a session…
After yesterday’s adoption of the law that reinstates the moratorium, the Union Senator for the Patria Mariano Recalde refuted the government’s arguments: “They said it was to grant a benefit to someone who never worked and is a lie. Except for the Macri family or some other privileged one who will not need it. No one reaches that age without having worked.” The National Union Senator for the Patria Mariano Recalde said Friday that “it is a fall…
With the ruling party overflowing, the opposition voted for previsional laws, reactivated the moratorium and stripped the libertarian internal.
On Thursday, the Senate approved the extension of the previsional moratorium and an increase of 7.2% in retirement payments. The vote was roll-call and had 39 affirmative votes, 14 negative votes and 1 abstention, with 53 senators present. The moratorium, originally passed in 2023 during the government of Alberto Fernández, allows people of retirement age to access the benefit even without having the required 30 years of contributions. The law h…
After the vote in which the increase in retirements, the extension of the previsional moratorium and the disability emergency were approved, the national senator appreciated that these projects have been discussed and “not adjustments like when you are in the Bullrich government.”
The Senate made the bill for the return of the pre-visional moratorium, a program that allowed workers to retire without having the 30 years of contributions through the purchase of the missing periods.In the same vein, it gave the green light for the National Social Security Administration (ANSES) to increase retirees' assets by 7.2% and increase the bonus that has been frozen since March 2024.
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