Argentina bans leftist 'inclusive' language
Argentina's President Javier Milei banned the use of leftist 'inclusive' language and gender-based perspective in all public administration offices and documents, citing the preservation of the Spanish language and rejecting far-left ideas. This decision has been met with controversy and criticism.
Key Points
- President Milei's cultural war against leftist 'political correctness'
- Previous socialist administration's promotion of 'inclusive' language
- Defense Minister's decree enforcing the use of Spanish language in the military
Pros
- Preservation of the Spanish language
- Opposition to far-left ideologies
- Clarity in communication within public administration
Cons
- Controversy and criticism from supporters of 'inclusive' language
- Potential alienation of certain groups within the population