State reform law

The state reform law (Spanish: Ley de reforma del estado) was sanctioned on August 17, 1989, in Argentina, during the presidency of Carlos Menem. It allowed the privatization of state enterprises, and the fusion or disbanding of state organizations.^[1] It was proposed by the Justicialist Party and got the support of the Union of the Democratic Centre.

References

↑ Romero, p. 289

Bibliography

Romero, Luis Alberto (2013) [1994]. A History of Argentina in the Twentieth Century. United States: The Pennsylvania University Press. ISBN 978-0-271-06228-0.

Carlos Menem

Presidency

Events	Presidential pardons Convertibility plan 1992 attack on Israeli embassy AMIA bombing Pact of Olivos 1994 amendment of the Constitution of Argentina

Elections	1989 general elections 1991 legislative elections 1993 legislative elections 1995 general elections 1997 legislative elections 2003 general elections

Laws	Argentine quota law State reform law

Scandals

Family

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