Argentina's Labor Reform Bill Faces Senate Vote Amid Worker Opposition

Argentina's House of Representatives passed a controversial labor reform bill early Friday, November 20, which has faced strong opposition from workers. According to Ming Pao, the bill will now be sent back to the Senate for a final vote. The far-right President Javier Milei, advocating for fiscal austerity and a market economy, has pushed for the bill, which includes provisions to reduce severance pay, increase working hours, and cut vacation time.