Rio Times
Argentina’s Unions Walk Out of Wage Council, Leaving Milei to Set the Minimum Wage by Decree
ARGENTINA · ECONOMY Key Facts —What happened: Argentina’s main union federations walked out of the wage council and rejected the employers’ offer as derisory. —The gap: Employers offered about 400,000 pesos (US$264); the CGT demanded…
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