The Argentine labor federation CGT has decided to postpone direct confrontations until February, concentrating its efforts on the upcoming congressional session on the Labor Modernization Law. This does not mean a total demobilization, but a strategic pullback to better plan the confrontation. The economic context also shapes the decision: large companies are already restructuring their workforce policies to reduce legal risks. CAME calls for easing tax and legal burdens on small and medium enterprises, viewing them as the engine of the private sector. In the province of Mendoza, attention is on restructuring state work, where Governor Alfredo Cornejo seeks compromises between the budget and union demands. Overall, CGT plans to use parliamentary debate as a platform to prepare a more organized struggle in February.
