The strike called by the CGT for January 24th in protest against the labor and union reforms Javier Milei seeks to implement , just 44 days after his inauguration as president , will mark the shortest period since 1983 in which the "social peace" between unions and a head of state has been broken. It will surpass the mere 77 days without labor action that Fernando de la Rúa experienced, from his taking office until facing the first strike by the labor federation. Milei embodies two characteristics that explain the confrontational stance adopted by the CGT less than two months after the change of government: his non-Peronist status and his intention to advance structural reforms that affect union interests.

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