Argentine President Javier Milei has withdrawn a central component of his proposed property law reform following intense public opposition.
The legislation will proceed to the Senate for a vote scheduled for Thursday, but it will no longer include the chapter that sought to raise the maximum limit on land ownership.
This marks a significant tactical retreat for the administration on one of its flagship deregulation measures.
The decision comes as the government faces mounting pressure to moderate its economic overhaul agenda.
By stripping the land-limit provision, Milei aims to salvage the broader legislative package while appeasing critics who argued the changes would disproportionately benefit large landholders.
The remaining elements of the bill are expected to face a smoother path through the upper chamber, though political friction remains high.