Despite the fact that the sale of land to foreigners will not be discussed, the unions ratified Thursday's march to Congress.
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The Argentine Senate is scheduled to hold a session this Thursday starting at 14:00, following a recess from the previous month, to debate a modified bill regarding the Inviolability of Property. The ruling administration was forced to alter the project's content by removing a controversial chapter that would have enabled the sale of land to foreigners.
Despite the government's decision to drop the land-sale provisions from the upcoming debate, labor unions have confirmed they will move forward with their planned mobilization to the National Congress on Thursday.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Qué se debatirá mañana en el Senado, tras la eliminación del capítulo para la venta de tierras a extranjerosFocuses on the Senate agenda and the legislative modifications made by the ruling party.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): A pesar de que no se tratará la venta de tierras a extranjeros, los gremios ratificaron la marcha de este jueves al CongresoEmphasizes the labor unions' decision to proceed with the protest despite the government's concession.
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