Milei calls rumors of monotributo elimination a lie

Argentine President Javier Milei dismissed rumors about the elimination of the monotributo, calling them an operation by criminals. He called on the public to remain calm and await official projects on tax and labor reform.

Buenos Aires, November 14 (NA) — President Javier Milei attributed rumors about the elimination of the monotributo to "lies and operations by criminals who use journalists' credentials".

"Teams are working on this, it is related to tax reform and labor modernization, but lower your anxiety a bit, the projects will be ready when they have to be," he added, according to the Argentine News Agency.

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