"Argentina's Lawmakers Advance Milei's Ambitious Reform Bill Despite Negotiating Challenges"
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Argentina's lower chamber of deputies approved libertarian President Javier Milei's "omnibus" reform bill, which includes privatization of state entities and reduction of state subsidies. The bill, a key part of Milei's economic reform plans, passed with 144 votes in favor and 109 against, paving the way for a Senate vote. The legislation marks Milei's first major test since taking office in December, and has sparked protests and clashes outside the congressional building.
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