Argentine maritime unions warn cabotage deregulation threatens jobs, seek governor support

Argentine maritime unions, led by Mariano Vilar, warn that proposed cabotage deregulation—opening coastal shipping to foreign carriers—could displace domestic workers and hurt regional economies. They are lobbying governors for support, signaling a political fight over trade liberalization. The outcome is uncertain as the government weighs reform against labor opposition.

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