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Argentine state union ATE calls 24-hour strike, march on Congress amid Milei decree showdown
PerfilSRC LO·AR·2 days ago
Labor informality in Argentina has increased from 41.4% to 45% of employed individuals between 2023 and 2026, according to journalist Sol Clemente on RDI. The rise suggests deteriorating formal labor market conditions amid ongoing economic adjustment. This matters as higher informality signals weaker household income stability and could weigh on consumption and fiscal revenues.