Nationwide Strike Disrupts Argentina as Unions Protest President Milei's Policies

The 24-hour strike, a reaction to austerity measures and deregulation, has halted major transport and public services across Argentina.

Unions, backed by the CGT, protest against Milei's economic reforms, which include public sector job cuts and privatization.
The strike has led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights and the closure of schools and businesses, affecting millions.
This marks the second major strike since Milei's administration began in December, highlighting ongoing national unrest.
Government and union leaders depict the strike differently, with accusations of political motivations on both sides.
Milei's policies, including a controversial omnibus bill, face fierce opposition in the Senate after passing the lower house.