Universal allocation per child

The universal allocation per child (Spanish: Asignación universal por hijo) is an unemployment insurance program in Argentina. It pays a monthly fee to the poor families, for each son that they have. Despite the name, it is not universal, and only the people under the poverty threshold may receive it.

It was established in 2009 by a Necessity and Urgency Decree, so that the president Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner

Presidency

Events	Conflict with the agricultural sector Argentine currency controls Argentine debt restructuring Maipu Treaty Renationalization of YPF

Elections	2007 general elections 2009 legislative elections 2011 general elections 2013 legislative elections

Laws	Bicentennial fund Same-sex marriage in Argentina Universal allocation per child

Demonstrations	September 2012 cacerolazo 8N 18A 13N 18F

Advocacy	Kirchnerism La Cámpora Carta Abierta Nunca menos Unidos y organizados

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Family

Other

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