Argentina opposition moves to reject Milei's deregulation decree, reviving prior laws

Argentina's opposition has called a session to vote on rejecting DNU 70/23, the sweeping deregulation decree issued by President Milei at the start of his term. If rejected, prior regulations on rentals, supply, social works, and privatizations would come back into force, reversing key parts of his economic agenda. The outcome is uncertain and hinges on legislative arithmetic, with significant implications for Argentina's reform trajectory and market sentiment.