The Argentinian government, under President Milei, is planning to reduce 20,000 public sector jobs through a voluntary retirement scheme. The initiative, detailed in the Official Gazette, offers severance packages to state employees aged between 58 and 63. This announcement has already sparked protests outside Quinta de Olivos, the presidential residence. The plan signals a significant austerity measure implemented by the new administration. Details of the financial incentives for early retirement were published alongside the policy announcement. The move aims to streamline the public workforce and reduce government spending in Argentina. The story originally appeared in *EL NACIONAL*.