Argentina: Milei signs tax bill, withdraws after 3 days amid financial backlash

Argentina's Financial Competitiveness bill, introduced by Federico Sturzenegger, was signed by President Milei in the early hours and sent to Congress, but faced immediate criticism from the financial sector due to a new tax. Three days later, the government requested its withdrawal, marking a rapid policy reversal that signals internal friction and sensitivity to market sentiment.

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