“Other interests”: the government questioned the CGT; Milei formalized his resignation from BRICS; Bonuses confirmed for retirees and more

1 – Government questioned the CGT for the strike: “Its defense of the workers may be biased by other interests”The presidential spokesman pointed to the workers’ federation for the measure of force: “It is striking that those who defend the rights of the workers have not received in four years what they are receiving in 17 days of government.” Read more here… 2 – Javier Milei’s Decree comes into force from 00 this Friday, eight days after its publication in the Official Gazette. The CGT announced on Thursday a general strike on January 24. Read more here… 3 – Javier Milei formalized his resignation from BRICSThe President ordered that Argentina’s incorporation into the bloc made up of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa should not be effective. Read more here… 4 – DNU and Omnibus Law: Patricia Bullrich demanded that Congress give “a blank check” to the PresidentThe Minister of Security asked that they endorse the Decree and approve the first project of the Executive. “This is voted on quickly or Argentina will continue to decline,” he said. He said they “want to flip” Milei. Read more here… 5 – Tolls increase on Buenos Aires highwaysAt rush hour, the price for the toll on 25 de Mayo and Perito Moreno will reach $910, while on the Illia highway you will pay $378.50. Read more here… 6 – Retirees will receive the $55,000 bonus in January and the amount for February has not yet been definedThis is how the Government of Javier Milei advanced it, which is subject to the approval of the Omnibus Law in Congress. Read more here… 7 – The Government established the holidays for tourism purposes in 2024The official calendar of national holidays was established by decree. Read more here… 8 – 3 years after the Abortion Law, women continue to face challenges in accessing quality dataAmnesty International published the report “An unknown right is not exercised 2” in which it continues the monitoring of information that began more than two years ago. Read more here…

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