The National Labor Appeals Chamber decided to rescind the precautionary measure that had suspended a significant part of the Labor Modernization Act of the Government of Javier Milei, implying that the curtailed articles regain effect immediately while the judicial process continues.
The decision was adopted by Chamber VIII of the court, composed of Judge María Dora González and Judge Víctor Arturo Pesino, who determined that the conditions were not in place to sustain the precautionary measure issued in the first instance.
The origin of the measure dates back to March 30, when Judge Enrique Ojeda had ordered the suspension of 83 articles of Law 27,802, following a presentation made by the CGT. That decision had an immediate effect and general scope, holding back the implementation of a central part of the reform promoted by the libertarian administration
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However, the House reviewed the proposal and decided to modify the measure. To substantiate its decision, the court relied on the provisions of Article 13, paragraph 3, of Law 26,854, which regulates precautionary measures against the State, and concluded that in this case there were no exceptional circumstances to justify maintaining the suspension of the rule while the proceedings were being
