Milei's Move to Restrict Unemployment and that Services Guarantee up to 75% of Operation

By decree, the Argentine president extended the list of “essential” and “transcendental” activities before a general strike. The libertarian already faced three strikes. However, the Peronist Alberto Fernández did not do one in four years.

Argentina's government wants to ban work stoppage virtually completely. Trade unions in resistance.

Representatives of different blocs presented a draft resolution to reject the Decree of Necessity and Emergency (DNU) 340/2025, issued by the government of Javier Milei, which creates a “Regimen of Exception of the National Merchant Navy”. The initiative maintains that the decree “severely harms national sovereignty, Argentine work and strategic competitiveness of the naval sector”, and notes that the norm “does not meet the requirements require…

The state union denounces unconstitutionality in the expansion of essential activities and demands the immediate suspension of the rule.The Association of State Workers (ATE) has filed an application for amparo before the justice system to declare the unconstitutionality of Decree 340/2025, issued by the government of Javier Milei.This decree significantly expands the list of activities considered essential, limiting the right to strike of many …

The referent of the Workers' Pole, Eduardo Belliboni expressed his indignation at the situation of Argentine retirees and the inefficiency of parliament to address the countless number of demands, in line with the needs of the sectors affected by the policies implemented by the government, Javier Milei. Faced with this, he proposes «a national strike with mobilization in the streets». The social leader, said that «the recent parliamentary sessio…

Fernando Acevedo questioned the new regulations on the right to strike, stating that this measure "violates constitutional rights and restricts a fundamental right of workers." In his words, "it is regrettable because the national government is taking increasingly rapid steps against the rights established by the Constitution." This opinion reflects a sentiment shared by various union and professional sectors, who see this regulation as an obsta…