Overview
- The legislative package includes a bill to cement state ownership of 90% of AySA with a 10% stake reserved for workers.
- It would annul Decrees 493/2025 and 494/2025 that revamped AySA’s regulations and launched a mixed public-private share sale process.
- A companion declaration labels those decrees a regression in protecting the human right to safe water and sanitation.
- Eleven Unión por la Patria senators have signed on to both initiatives to counter President Milei’s privatization agenda.
- Government spokesman Manuel Adorni maintains the sale will follow national and international standards to modernize infrastructure and improve service quality.