The Government will appeal the ruling of the Labour Chamber against the DNU

After the Justice has suspended the application of the labor chapter of the DNU of economic deregulation, the Government quickly responded and indicated that it will appeal the ruling, since “it contradicts all the rulings issued so far in the country.” In this sense, the Attorney General’s Office of the National Treasury, headed by Rodolfo Barra, announced that it is going to appeal the precautionary measure of the Chamber of Labor and will ask for the incompetence of that jurisdiction.” The Attorney General’s Office of the Treasury of the Nation will appeal the precautionary measure of the Chamber of Labor that suspends the labor chapter of the DNU issued by the Government, and will ask for the incompetence of that jurisdiction,” the Presidency officially reported, adding: “The ruling contradicts all the rulings issued so far in the country,” in a statement. In this sense, the State’s lawyers will ask that the case continue to be processed in the Federal Contentious Administrative jurisdiction, as ruled by the general discal Juan Manuel Domínguez.You may also be interested in: “The CGT celebrated the ruling of the Justice against Milei’s DNU: “It puts a brake on the labor reform”Then, the statement continues and states: “It ignores the criterion adopted by the other courts of the country, both in the City and in the interior, which sent the case to the natural and universal judge who hears all matters. The prosecutor and a judge of the same court in the minority argued against the precautionary measure.” The CGT’s responseFor its part, the CGT stressed that the court’s ruling granted the union’s request and “puts a brake on the regressive and anti-worker labour reform”. In the same vein, triumvirate member Héctor Daer confirmed that despite the measure, the general strike called for January 24 is still in place. This court decision puts a brake on the regressive and anti-worker labor reform and will not be in force until the courts resolve the unconstitutionality of Chapter IV of DNU 70/23, as requested by the CGT,” the entity said in a statement.

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