The Confederación General del Trabajo (CGT) has confirmed a general strike to protest against proposed labor reforms, set to coincide with a legislative session where the official bill will be discussed. While the exact date of the strike remains unspecified, it is planned for the same date the bill is scheduled for debate in the Chamber of Deputies, although no public mobilization is planned.

This strike will constitute the fourth general strike during President Javier Milei's administration, indicating significant discontent among labor unions regarding the current government's policies. Major unions are expected to show strong support for the strike, which will likely disrupt essential services across the country, including public transportation such as buses, subways, and trains, as well as flight operations, affecting many daily commuters and travelers.

The participation of various labor unions signifies a call to action against the government's labor reform agenda, highlighting ongoing tensions in the labor market and the political climate in Argentina. This event could have significant implications for public sentiment and the government's ability to push through its proposed reforms amidst growing opposition from labor groups.