Retirees and families of disabled people protest outside Congress

Retirees and families of people with disabilities protested outside the National Congress this Wednesday, demanding an increase in pension benefits and payment of overdue allowances. The Government deployed a heavy police operation with Federal Police and Gendarmes to prevent street blockades. Protesters highlighted the loss of purchasing power in pensions and debts in programs like Incluir Salud and PAMI.

On Wednesday, retirees and families of people with disabilities gathered outside the National Congress demanding improvements in pension payments and settlement of overdue benefits. The demonstration occurred amid a substantial security operation led by the Ministry of Security, featuring Federal Police and National Gendarmes to block street closures as per the current protocol in the area. Protesters pointed to the sharp decline in pension purchasing power and delays in programs such as Incluir Salud and PAMI, some dating back months. This action follows a previous rally in front of Casa Rosada, where the same groups had warned of intensified measures due to lack of government responses. The authorities focused on preventing traffic disruptions near Congress, ensuring public order during the protest. Initial reports indicate the story is still developing.

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Politicians from Partido de la Gente at a press conference withdrawing support for a reform bill due to unfulfilled promises on middle-class benefits.
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PDG withdraws support for Kast megareform after broken promises

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The Partido de la Gente announced on Wednesday that its agreement with the government to back the megareform bill has collapsed, accusing the administration of failing to include middle-class benefits such as VAT refunds on medicines and diapers. The decision marks a sharp turn after weeks of talks and internal divisions within the party.

The CNTE began an indefinite strike on June 1 and threatens protests during the World Cup opening. The government rejected key demands due to budget constraints after failed talks.

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A cross-party group of mayors will arrive at Congress on Monday to meet Senator María José Gatica and discuss the property tax exemption included in the megareform.

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