With a special mention to the work of the Renatre, the United States once again gave Argentina the highest rating in its fight.

Published 2025년 10월 8일

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Created in 2002, but with full functions and operational capacity for no more than 6 years, the National Registry of Rural Workers and Employers (Renatre) is in charge of overseeing tasks in the agricultural sector. In addition to unregistered jobs and irregularities, this work often allows for the detection of much more serious cases, such as human trafficking for labor exploitation, a highly invisible phenomenon in the productive interior.
In a recently released report, the United States government office highlighted the work done at a macro level against the crime of human trafficking and exploitation in the country and mentioned the tasks of this mixed body, which includes the UATRE union and the four employer entities of the Mesa de Enlace.

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Created in 2002, but fully functional and operational for no more than 6 years, the National Registry of Rural Workers and Employers (Renatre) is responsible for overseeing tasks in the agricultural sector. In addition to unregistered jobs and irregularities, this work often allows for the detection of much more serious cases, such as the trafficking of people for labor exploitation, a highly invisible phenomenon in the productive sector. In a recently released report, the United States government office highlighted the work, at a macro level, done against the crime of trafficking and exploitation of people in the country and mentioned the tasks of this mixed agency, which includes the union UATRE and the four employer entities of the Mesa de Enlace. The document “2025 Trafficking in Persons Report: Argentina”, which was prepared by an office dedicated to monitoring cases of human trafficking, indicates that the country has the highest rating -Tier 1- in the fight against this ...

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