![People take part in a demonstration against Argentina's President Javier Milei and in support of the national strike in Santiago, on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faced the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Pablo Vera / AFP) (Photo by PABLO VERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/1ddaed2972d057a9ef9c4df2d35cdd3a6e6206b0/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/0-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=375)
Argentina, migliaia in piazza a Buenos Aires per sciopero contro Milei
Con il nuovo governo il peso è stato svalutato del 50 per cento rispetto al dollaro, le importazioni sono diventate più costose di prima e il costo generale della vita è aumentato moltissimo, con il risultato che in un anno i prezzi sono triplicati
![1950960098 People take part in a demonstration against Argentina's President Javier Milei and in support of the national strike in Santiago, on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faced the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Pablo Vera / AFP) (Photo by PABLO VERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/f8ef1ce2122381684259d7ca046a8398357149b2/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/1-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
LA PROTESTA
- Decine di migliaia di persone si sono riunite, mercoledì 24 gennaio, nelle strade di Buenos Aires e di altre città argentine per il primo grande sciopero contro il nuovo presidente Javier Milei, e in particolare contro le sue politiche economiche
![1950952420 People take part in a demonstration during a national strike against the government of Javier Milei in Cordoba, Argentina on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faces the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Nicolas Aguilera / AFP) (Photo by NICOLAS AGUILERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/d9f20ecc9b25206c09db2ce55c65e15b2420a443/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/10-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
LO SCIOPERO
- Lo sciopero era stato indetto dal sindacato principale del paese, la Confederazione Generale del Lavoro (CGT), per protestare contro i tagli alla spesa pubblica voluti da Milei e contro le ampie e drastiche riforme introdotte per risollevare l’economia argentina
![1950960242 A woman takes part in a demonstration against Argentina's President Javier Milei and in support of the national strike in Santiago, on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faced the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Pablo Vera / AFP) (Photo by PABLO VERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/dff0c7e52d5c7706b7de762912a6a706e4f49972/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/2-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
COSA È SUCCESSO?
- A Buenos Aires decine di migliaia di persone si sono riunite su Avenida de Mayo, il grande viale che collega il parlamento alla Casa Rosada, la sede degli uffici del presidente argentino
![1950960205 A woman takes part in a demonstration against Argentina's President Javier Milei and in support of the national strike in Santiago, on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faced the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Pablo Vera / AFP) (Photo by PABLO VERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/42fc6220135a277dd1eaf3199dfdb9d0955d07ec/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/3-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
CHI HA ADERITO?
- Allo sciopero hanno aderito decine di altri sindacati, associazioni, gruppi e politici dell’opposizione: hanno partecipato camionisti, operatori sanitari e pensionati, ma anche impiegati pubblici, editori, ambientalisti e attivisti per i diritti delle persone con disabilità
![1950959891 People take part in a demonstration against Argentina's President Javier Milei and in support of the national strike in Santiago, on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faced the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Pablo Vera / AFP) (Photo by PABLO VERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/eb4f08593a21f56ef63ebb60bf4cc70369ab1c9e/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/4-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
I CARTELLI DI PROTESTA
- I manifestanti hanno mostrato cartelli che dicevano cose come “La madrepatria non è in vendita” o “Il cibo non è un privilegio”. Il nodo principale dello sciopero era la cosiddetta “legge omnibus”, che è composta da 664 articoli che abrogano o modificano leggi in materia economica, fiscale, sociale e amministrativa, e che rientrano nell’ambizioso e controverso programma elettorale di Milei
![1950953223 24 January 2024, Argentina, Buenos Aires: People protest against the reform plans of President Milei's ultra-liberal government in front of Congress on the day of a general strike. Trade unions had called for the general strike. With inflation at 211.4 percent, the new government wants to push through a radical austerity and reform program. Photo: Martin Cossarini/dpa - ATTENTION: For editorial use only and only with full reference to the above credit (Photo by Martin Cossarini/picture alliance via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/61f60a538148cf3a3bf62db194128ea6012dd41f/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/6-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
LE STIME
- La CGT ha stimato che solo a Buenos Aires si siano mobilitate 600mila persone, mentre in totale quelle che hanno scioperato in tutto il paese sarebbero un milione e mezzo
![1950952178 Members of the police stand guard while people take part in a demonstration during a national strike against the government of Javier Milei in Cordoba, Argentina on January 24, 2024. Argentine President Javier Milei faces the first national strike in just 45 days of government, against his draconian fiscal adjustment and his plan to reform more than a thousand laws and regulations that governed for decades. The largest Argentine union called the strike in rejection, in particular, of the changes by decree to the labor regime promoted by Milei, which limit the right to strike and affect the financing of unions. (Photo by Nicolas Aguilera / AFP) (Photo by NICOLAS AGUILERA/AFP via Getty Images)](https://static.sky.it/editorialimages/050aba23c0d4e600105a3d6a63c916d3db1387b0/skytg24/it/mondo/2024/01/25/argentina-sciopero-generale-contro-milei/9-sciopero-argentina-getty.jpg?im=Resize,width=335)
I COSTI
- Lo sciopero è costato circa 2,5 milioni di dollari alla compagnia aerea di Stato Aerolineas Argentinas. Sul suo profilo X, l'azienda - che il Governo vorrebbe privatizzare - ha annunciato la cancellazione di 267 voli e la riprogrammazione di 26, con un impatto per oltre 17mila utenti, "poiché il sindacato aeronautico da mezzogiorno parteciperà allo sciopero"