Argentina Strike: Milei, ILO & Union Dispute

Argentina: la deriva autoritaria di Milei fra riforme punitive e repressione

In un clima di repressione crescente e politiche sociali restrittive, il governo di Javier Milei ha scatenato proteste in più fronti: dallo sciopero dei sindacati della Terra del Fuoco alle marce dei pensionati, passando per una contestata riforma migratoria. Il sogno liberista annunciato come “rivoluzione” da Javier Milei si è presto rivelato un incubo di esclusione sociale e violenza politica. Nel tentativo di imprimere una svolta radicale all…

By Ariel Stemphelet, Argentine Time/Latin American Summary, May 24, 2025. The presentation fell to Labor Justice. They asked that the measure be declared unconstitutional and that its effects be suspended. The legal team of the Workers of the State Association (ATE) presented this Friday the first judicial argument against decree 340/2025 with which [...] The entry Argentina. ATE asked the Justice to suspend Javier Milei's anti-strike decree was…

Writing Open Channel With the Decree of Necessity and Emergency (DNU) 340/2025, Javier Milei tries to significantly restrict the right to strike in Argentina. Specifically, the measure expands the list of activities considered “essential” and creates a new category of “services of transcendental importance”, imposing the obligation to guarantee a minimum functioning of 75% and 50%, respectively, during labor disputes. In the last hours, the dec…

Argentina Strike: Milei, ILO & Union Dispute

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The Association of Airline Pilots (APLA) filed a complaint against Javier Milei's government with the International Labour Organization...

Rubén Armendáriz Javier Milei's libertarian government partially restricted the right to strike in Argentina by extending, by decree, the number of services that must guarantee a minimum benefit even in the midst of a labor dispute, a measure contrary to what the Constitution, laws and conventions of the International Labour Organization (ILO) dictate.