Bullrich urges businesses to form company unions at AmCham 2026

Senator Patricia Bullrich, head of La Libertad Avanza bloc in the Senate, spoke at the AmCham Summit 2026 hosted by the US Chamber of Commerce in Argentina. She urged business leaders to form company-specific unions to enact labor modernization. She highlighted ongoing congressional laws ensuring private investment and political stability.

Patricia Bullrich joined Senator Eduardo Vischi from the UCR on a panel at the AmCham Summit 2026. She acknowledged his support for legislative initiatives and stressed that the Modernización Laboral and Glaciares laws expand the country's productivity.

"Now you have to turn the laws into reality. Labor modernization is in the hands of businesses. Form company unions, dare to do it," Bullrich stated. She encouraged hiring workers with 70% discounts and establishing a Labor Assistance Fund, along with fiscal innocence to invest dollars amid stability.

Bullrich noted the labor reform brings changes and investment incentives, achieving what prior republican governments attempted. She previewed the Private Property Guarantee Law to curb usurpations and the Glaciares Law amendment, which broadens productive land for mining, horticulture, and tourism without harming water basins.

She criticized tax disparities: "There cannot be provinces with much higher taxes than others." She advocated cooperative federalism with fiscal harmonization across national, provincial, and municipal levels to reduce country costs. She closed by thanking supporters of the Executive and the UCR.

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Senator Pablo Cervi shakes hands with Patricia Bullrich in Argentine Senate, announcing LLA bloc growth to 20 ahead of labor reform debate.
صورة مولدة بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي

Senator Pablo Cervi joins LLA strengthening official bloc ahead of labor reform debate

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي صورة مولدة بواسطة الذكاء الاصطناعي

Senator Pablo Cervi formalized his affiliation to La Libertad Avanza (LLA), raising the official bloc to 20 members in the Senate, right before the debate on Javier Milei's labor reform. Patricia Bullrich, head of the libertarian bloc, announced a special session for February 11 and claimed to have the necessary votes after meetings with dialoguista allies.

The Argentine government estimates it has secured the support of five governors to pass the labor reform, while businesses negotiate changes with Senator Patricia Bullrich to avoid judicial challenges. The bill, aimed at modernizing labor legislation, will be debated in the Senate in February. Business chambers back the overall spirit but seek amendments to specific articles impacting collective bargaining and entity funding.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Javier Milei's government expresses optimism for half sanction on its labor reform in the Senate this Wednesday (Feb 11), led by Patricia Bullrich's negotiations. Building on recent bloc strengthening, the initiative faces strong union backlash, including a CGT march, as the ruling party eyes modifications for passage.

Unión por la Patria presented a counter-labor reform project in the Chamber of Deputies to protect labor rights and regulate platform work. This initiative differs from the Government's modernization plan, which is progressing in the Senate but faces hurdles in Deputies. The Peronist project expands maternity and paternity leaves amid extraordinary Congress sessions until late February.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Argentine Senator Luis Juez has formally joined the La Libertad Avanza bloc in the Senate, bolstering Javier Milei's officialism ahead of the labor reform vote scheduled for Friday. The move brings the bloc to 21 senators and, with allies, reaches 44 out of 72 votes. Juez aims for the Córdoba governorship in 2027 and praised the president's moderation.

President José Antonio Kast's government presented its National Reconstruction Project to Congress, featuring about 40 measures to boost growth, including a corporate tax cut from 27% to 23% and tax reintegration. Ministers toured regions on Friday to defend the bill, as OTIC and IMF warn of labor and fiscal risks. A poll shows 54% believe Congress should approve it.

من إعداد الذكاء الاصطناعي

Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez asked lawmakers from the Labor Party and Morena for support on key reforms, including perfecting the electoral system and reducing the workday to 40 hours. At plenary meetings, she stressed that the electoral initiative will be nourished by the people's voice. Economic challenges ahead of the 2026 T-MEC review were also discussed.

 

 

 

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