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Argentina’s Milei Will Review Cabinet, Lower Taxes If His Omnibus Reform Bill Is Signed Into Law

The bill passed the Argentinian Senate this week and was bumped to the lower house for a final review.

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Argentina's president, Javier Milei, speaks during the Conservative Political Action Conference, at the National Harbor February 24, 2024. AP/Jose Luis Magana
RAFAEL OLIVEIRA
RAFAEL OLIVEIRA

President Milei will take a number of actions should his “omnibus” reform bill gain final approval from the lower house of Congress in Argentina, including putting his entire cabinet under review.

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RAFAEL OLIVEIRA
RAFAEL OLIVEIRA

Mr. Oliveira is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Religion Unplugged, America’s Future, and the College Fix.

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