The Government makes the final review of its super

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Dedicated to being able to materialize the "libertarian" reforms promised in the campaign, the Government undertakes to publish this Tuesday an "omnibus" DNU that lays the foundations for the deregulation of the economy . It would be the complement to the three bills, which would also be sent to Parliament during this week, in order to advance the changes that seek to reduce spending and reform the State. According to a government source consulted by this newspaper, the legal swords of the new administration, the Treasury Attorney General's Office, Rodolfo Barra and the legal and technical secretary, Javier Herrera Bravo , are giving you "one last review" of the document of more than pages.



It is likely to be signed on Monday afternoon and Europe Mobile Number List published on Tuesday" in the Official Gazette, he emphasized. The author of "paper " that seeks to advance deregulation in the economic area and in the state organization chart would be none other than Federico Sturzenegger . Javier Milei, this Sunday in Bahía Blanca. Without having any appointment in the Executive, the economist participated last week in a cabinet meeting in which he presented part of his plan to reduce or eliminate certain government regulations that weigh on economic agents and would prevent, in his opinion, normal development. . From the market. The former president of the Central Bank during the Macri government seeks to be appointed to an Agency dependent on the Chief of Staff, but his role in the Executive has not yet been confirmed.







It should not be ruled out that he could join the president's group of advisors, an area in which the influential man could disembark in the next few hours. Santiago Caputo. The aforementioned DNU would also include some modifications to the public employment contracting regime, changes in automobile registrations - the controversial Automotive Registries would be eliminated, always suspected of being "boxes" of the policy - and even some issues related to regulation . labour. In this last aspect, concern is growing about a possible judicial objection. "The (Supreme Court of Justice) has suggested that changes in labor matters be driven by law," observed a libertarian operator consulted. The truth is that this kind of "DNU Omnibus", because it would not focus only on economic deregulations, is also being analyzed by the legal teams of the different ministries.