
Milei Government Passes Private Property Bill in Senate with Concessions
The Milei government in Argentina secured Senate approval for its private property bill, but only after making significant retreats and political concessions. The passage came amidst protests and a heavy political cost for the administration.
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Argentina Protests: Milei Retreats Even Further to Pass Private Property Bill
Javier Milei’s government was forced to abandon another section of its private property legislation before it passed, underscoring the Argentine president’s challenges in attracting private investment to the crisis-prone nation.
By Manuela Tobias
Read full article →Milei government wins Senate private property vote, but at a heavy political cost
Senators approved its controversial Property Rights bill amid a violent police crackdown outside Congress, but had to strip two of its most contentious proposals La entrada Milei government wins Senate private property vote, but at a heavy political cost se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald.
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