Argentinian President Javier Miley will announce that he will hold a referendum if the Argentine parliament does not accept the reforms. The newspaper reports this La Nacion.
“If they reject me, I will call a referendum,” Miley said in an interview with the publication.
In an interview, he stated that Miley plans to allow Argentine citizens to independently approve his radical economic reforms in a referendum, without the participation of parliament, where his party is in the minority.
Before that, there were a few thousand people in the center of Rosario, Argentina. went out to protest He opposes President Javier Miley’s reforms aimed at smoothing the economy.
On the evening of December 20, Miley announced to the Argentines that a state of emergency decree had been signed. He listed 30 important reforms, including the removal of price regulation, reform of customs rules to improve international trade, preparations for the privatization of state-owned companies and vetoes on the introduction of export bans.
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