Overview
- The Buenos Aires Ministry of Labor formally ordered the estancia’s owner to regularize Díaz’s employment and upgrade health and safety measures after an official inspection.
- Labor inspectors discovered exposed electrical cables, absence of personal protective equipment and unhygienic living conditions on the estate.
- Díaz has received offers of legal assistance from more than 1,000 lawyers and acceptance of financial aid from a Brazilian company following his viral farewell video.
- His social media post of a tearful exit atop his horse has highlighted longstanding oversight gaps in Argentina’s rural labor sector.
- Díaz appeared on Telefe’s “La Peña de Morfi,” calling the invitation a dream and speaking about his bond with the estancia’s dogs and his next steps.