The Confederación General del Trabajo (CGT) has taken the first legal steps to contest the labor reform law enacted by the Argentine government during extraordinary sessions of Congress. The central workers' union presented its written objections today through its legal representatives, with a specific focus on arguing against two significant provisions of the reform. First, they challenge the transfer of labor cases from the national judicial system to the labor courts of the city, which they believe undermines established legal norms and worker protections. Secondly, they raise concerns that shifting labor disputes to the federal contentious jurisdiction could violate the principle of natural judge, which ensures that cases are heard by judges familiar with labor issues.