💨 Abstract

Argentina's lower house of Congress failed to overturn President Javier Milei's veto of a bill that would have increased university funding, following mass protests against his move. The bill aimed to adjust public education budgets due to Argentina's high inflation rate. Milei's veto was supported by conservative lawmakers to maintain a fiscal balance, despite opposition's argument that it would harm education, one of the best economic policies of the 21st century.

Courtesy: theprint.in