Argentina Faces Political Turmoil as Milei's Reform Bill Rejected

President Javier Milei's ambitious reform package faces a major setback, igniting political tensions and public protests in Argentina.

Javier Milei's government experiences a significant defeat as Argentina's Chamber of Deputies rejects numerous articles of his omnibus bill aimed at dismantling the state.
Following the bill's rejection, Milei declares a political war against the opposition, accusing them of maintaining elite privileges and vowing to continue his program without their support.
Public opinion of Milei has worsened in his first two months in office, but remains high despite the legislative setback and growing economic challenges.
A general strike and massive mobilizations against the bill's austerity measures lead to its withdrawal, marking a victory for the working class and sparking a crisis for Milei's government.
Milei lashes out at governors for obstructing his economic reform bill, which sought to privatize state entities and scale back environmental protections, amid Argentina's profound economic crisis.