Malena Pichot criticized Javier Milei after the Argentine Chamber of Deputies approved a controversial labor reform, expressing her disappointment on social media.
Malena Pichot, a prominent Argentine comedian and writer, reacted strongly to the recent approval by the Chamber of Deputies of a labor reform project that aims to change the country's labor laws. Following the midnight approval, with 135 votes in favor and 115 against, Pichot took to social media to express her anger, particularly targeting President Javier Milei. Her fixation on the labor reform comes amidst ongoing debates about workers' rights and the impacts of such legislation on Argentine society.
The labor reform, which has been controversial, is seen by many critics, including Pichot, as a move that could potentially undermine workers' rights in Argentina. The comedian highlighted her disapproval by sharing a video from the account 'Arrepentidos de Milei,' which showcased a heated debate earlier this year between presidential candidates Juan Grabois and Javier Milei on the issue of work hours. In this debate, Grabois emphasized the exploitation of workers under extreme conditions, effectively framing the labor reform in a harsh light.
Pichot's outspoken stance reflects a broader public sentiment against the reform, raising concerns about the potential long-term effects on the Argentine workforce. Her comments not only criticize the political decision-making surrounding the labor law changes but also resonate with a growing movement among those opposed to Milei's policies, indicating that this topic may become a significant point of contention in upcoming political discussions in Argentina.
