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Government Finalizes Labor Reform Bill, Drops Union Dues Limits Ahead of Senate Submission

Officials aim for a quick Senate debate before year-end with the text still open to final tweaks.

Karina Milei, Argentina's general secretary of the presidency, left, and Javier Milei, Argentina's president, arrive at the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize presentation ceremony, at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in Oslo, Norway, on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025. Although Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado will not be able to reach the ceremony and today's events, we are profoundly happy to confirm that she is safe and that she will be with us in Oslo, the Institute said in a statement. Photographer: Naina Helén Jåma/Bloomberg
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Los días pasados estuvieron marcados en especial por los pasilleos legislativos, tanto en La Plata como en el Congreso. 

Overview

  • Chief of Staff Manuel Adorni said the bill is complete and will be filed with the Senate once President Javier Milei returns from Norway on Thursday.
  • Adorni confirmed the project no longer includes planned restrictions on union solidarity dues or union funds, a key concession to labor.
  • The administration is pushing for at least first-round approval in the upper house before year-end, even as officials acknowledge last-minute drafting adjustments.
  • The CGT skipped the Council of Mayo’s closing session and has warned it will resist any reform that it says removes workers’ rights.
  • The government plans to publish the Council of Mayo’s final report, finished projects, and supporting documents on Argentina.gob.ar, and says the reform targets high informality and updates rules for telework, platform jobs, and agrarian work.