Milei Plans Labor, Tax Reform in ‘Shock’ Package, La Nacion Says
- President-elect to present economic reforms on first day
- Milei to use bill usually employed to appoint cabinet members
Javier Milei
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President-elect Javier Milei aims to present reforms to Argentina’s tax and labor laws, political processes and potential privatizations in an economic “shock” package immediately after taking office on Dec. 10, La Nacion newspaper reported Sunday.
Milei, a radical libertarian who swept to victory on a promise to shake up Argentina’s flailing economy, will propose the reforms in a bill normally used to appoint the cabinet, La Nacion reported, citing unidentified high-ranking members of Milei’s political party.