The general strike called by the CGT on Wednesday, January 24, will be the fastest in the history of modern democracy. Just 45 days after Javier Milei took office, the labor federation called for a nationwide strike. Never before has the largest labor organization called for such a strike in such a short time. The previous record was held by Fernando de la Rúa, who faced his first general strike 77 days into his presidency. This data comes from a study conducted by the Universidad Austral, from Buenos Aires, which was directed by Marcelo Bermolén, director of the Institutional Quality Observatory of the university.