Overview
- The government is preparing Senate treatment around February 10–11 and has made the labor package a key priority.
- The CGT will open with a technical presence in the Senate, deploying labor-law experts to argue article by article while it pursues provincial outreach.
- Secretary General Jorge Sola said the union will seek to stop debate under the current draft and warned of court challenges and potential union actions.
- Union objections focus on expanding essential services that restrict strikes, ending ultraactivity of collective agreements, altering the cuota solidaria, and replacing severance with a Fondo de Asignación Laboral.
- Interior Minister Diego Santilli is courting governors with possible compensations to secure votes, as Córdoba estimates a roughly AR$97 billion yearly loss and Peronist leaders maintain their rejection.