Jorge Macri is pushing ahead with the creation of a new labor court in Buenos Aires, awaiting a favorable judicial decision. He has submitted a package of projects to the local legislature, which includes plans for 80 first-instance courts and the establishment of a mandatory conciliation service. This move aims to streamline labor disputes within the city, potentially reducing the burden on existing judicial systems and providing quicker resolutions for workers and employers. The initiative highlights the local government's efforts to address labor issues more effectively, which could have broader implications for labor relations and economic policies in the region.