US EditionArgentina. Patricia Bullrich Proposed Dismantling Pami: the Phrase that Showed Her Contempt for Retirees - Latin American Summary
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As meat increases week after week, inflation does not slow down and the government decided to give retirees a mere 8,423 pesos increase by January — a figure that is not enough to buy a kilo of minced meat — the ruling party shows its true program again: adjustment... Bullrich's entry advanced that they want to “end” with the PAMI and unleashed a new offensive against retirees was first published on INFO135.
Senator Patricia Bullrich criticized the Comprehensive Medical Assistance Program (PAMI), stating that "when you have all elderly people on one health insurance plan, it's not insurance, it's an expense," and described PAMI as "a mistake." The senator proposed transferring retirees' contributions to union-run healthcare plans, a measure she claimed would reduce government costs but leave senior citizens without the comprehensive coverage current…
Latin American Abstract, December 12, 2025. La Libertad Avanza Senator proposes to dismantle the social work and transfer its funds to the unions. Patricia Bullrich charged against the Comprehensive Medical Assistance Program (PAMI) by stating that “when you have all large people in health insurance, it is not insurance, it is an expense” and described [...] The entry Argentina. Patricia Bullrich proposed dismantling the PAMI: the phrase that sh…
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