Argentina's Milei Restricts Right to Strike in Key Sectors

Argentina's president, Javier Milei, has made it harder for workers to go on strike.

He created a list of important services like schools and shipping where people have to keep working, even during a strike.

Before, companies and unions decided how much work would still happen.

Now, workers in the important services have to keep 75% of their services running during a strike.

Other groups have to maintain 50% of services.

Unions are not happy about these new rules.

They have gone on strike several times since Milei became president.